Nice! That looks much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by LagunaX
Nice! That looks much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by LagunaX
oh hell yeah thats awesomeQuote:
Originally Posted by LagunaX
sry the pics of the aluminum strips and stuff didn't come up first time I looked.
Yeah totally unnecessary as the are still barely warm at 1.6v but does look better :up:
Very strange thing happened to me two days ago.
Using the same setup for months after very hard testing with Prime95 and never had problems, yesterday a BSOD IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL occurred during Red Alert 3 (after 3 months of playing BF3\Skyrim\Crysis2 etc.!!!). Prime95 still running without problems.
Youre ever so slightly too low on vdimm. Add 0.01/0.02v.
Yeah. That's what I thought, so I raised it a little bit. Let's see.Quote:
Originally Posted by PiLsY
I always find a game that defeats my prime stability. Its usually the most unexpected one too. I didnt know about RA3, but Dirt 3 benchmark caused a lockup for me after 18 hours of prime. Damn thing only runs for 3 or 4 mins.
Prime is still the ultimate for overall stability. I would imagine you could run RA3 with your vcore or vtt or something too low, its just particularly hard on memory (probably due to bad programming lol), thats what I found with Dirt 3.
I just add stuff like that to my list of final tests. :)
Prime only loads cpu and memory, maybe you can get in trouble if you let Furmark running also...Quote:
Originally Posted by PiLsY
games uses vga, that can use curent from MB and we do have some bug in games very often, computer might be 100% stable and bsod occurs from some code problem.
IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL is very specific - memory subsystem only.
In the old days (x58 and earlier) low chipset voltage would generate it too, but these days its only vdimm (if youre otherwise stable).
memory leak is often a code problemQuote:
Originally Posted by PiLsY
Might have to ask a buddy in the US to go to a microcenter to see if he can pick some up since I can't find anyone in Canada selling them :(
That aluminium heatsink looks pretty good, I assume there would also be somewhat of a heat difference as well?
I don't think Red Alert 3 is a game that stress VGA much (that's why I said I have played with Crysis2\BF3\Skyrim in these months). BTW the VGA oc has been already stress tested very much and it is almost impossibile to be the card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barr3l Rid3r
Seems my 2700K IMC is not the best, or I am just noob at memory clocking.
2700K @ 4.2 GHz (lowered my OC to make sure it's not the CPU holding me back)
ASUS P8P68 Deluxe 2302 BIOS
4 x 4GB HCH9, full size "D" sticks, stock voltage 1.5V.
Quick stability check shows:
1866 9-9-9-27-1T 1.5V stable for LinX 20 passes
2133 10-10-10-28-1T 1.5-1.575V unstable, with higher voltages (1.6V) giving me a BSOD. This is with VCCSA and VCCIO at 1.1Vish.
Hoping to tighten the 1866 to 8-9-9-24, but ultimately I'm hoping to get a 3770K and hit 2133 :)
Which batch of these is turning out to be the best so far?
Makes no difference! :)
So there is no particular good batch? I was considering get some for my IVB
as above.
I7 3770K
Maximus V Gene
Corsair H100
got the kit to run at 2666+Mhz.
http://i.imgur.com/QXgwu.jpg
Wow! Really impressive!
now let's see 32M :)
haha yes Sir!Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
I was working hard on fine-tuning the board to do that. The best I got so far was to lines 13-16 in the 32M test.
got tired about after two hours, but I have the feeling that with more effort it can be achieved :)
I also wrote it in the Maximus V Gene "beast" thread - I do need the experts advice on how to achieve that.
any help will be much appreciated.
very nice rouvio seems that lit board does awesomeQuote:
Originally Posted by rouvio
Ive been trying 2666 also, but no luck passing 32m yet. 2600 10-12-12-25-1T Latency Boundary 6-8 is quite doable though, try 12-14 to start off. Rec and Trans slews for my kit did best with both set to 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by rouvio
Got 2800 to boot a few times but it seems pointless to keep trying, cant stay in windows.
Anyone know if it's possible for Samsung to make 2x8GB sticks? Debating whether to get these 2x4GB sticks or a G.Skill 32GB (4x8GB) kit...
Your options are really strange. So 8GB or 32?Quote:
Originally Posted by krackpot
Why don't you just get 4x4GB Samsung sticks?