Just like ADATA Hyper XPG+ kits were...
Loose binning, so your kit might need 1.5v to do rated specification while another might barely do it at 1.8.
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Just like ADATA Hyper XPG+ kits were...
Loose binning, so your kit might need 1.5v to do rated specification while another might barely do it at 1.8.
Adata2000G v.2 @2133C7
Prime95 blend test (2Hr. 44min.)
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nice clocks, but wouldn't it have been cheaper to go straight for decent PSC kit ?
and LinX
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Patriot Viper II Sector 5 2250 9-9-9-27 (PVV34G2250LLK) Elpida MGH-E, 1.72v
Pre- test...
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Unfortunately that's probably as far as your test will get...Quote:
Originally Posted by Judge13
voltages?Quote:
Originally Posted by Judge13
ram, cpu-nb?
thank you
Not trying to hate, but why is your SP1 efficiency SO poor? That score just seems way too slow for 3760Mhz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Judge13
The one site I had read a few months ago, along with a spreadsheet with DDR3 overclocks showed SP1 as taking out a fair chunk of bandwidth. However, and I could be blind, but I don't see where it says he IS running SP1 :\ Unless you meant SPi, as in SuperPi...Quote:
Originally Posted by FlawleZ
I tried talking G.Skill into releasing a new kit for the AMD FX series... don't think they went for it lol
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the new memories from GSKILL for AMD have F and X , but they aren't ripjaws :D :D
For what secrets doth thee know, oh wise one?? I beggeth thee, good sir, to spill thy beans of knowledge!! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
Are they Flare FX?! :O That'd be awesome lol DAMMIT! Now I've got an itch to pshop a stick of Flare :mad::rofl:
A bit of a rare set G. SKill Flare 4GB Kit DDR3 14400 CL7 8-7-24 1.65v, strips were taken 4х2GB, twin whales.
The first sets were released on ELPIDA MGH-E HYPER, then went to the PSC (Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation)
http://s09.radikal.ru/i182/1110/97/8ab830e66cbe.jpghttp://s54.radikal.ru/i143/1110/e1/95d96a32e7db.jpg
http://s19.radikal.ru/i192/1110/3e/1174fff73e52.jpghttp://s010.radikal.ru/i313/1110/67/f9e779f7ffa2.jpg
http://s61.radikal.ru/i174/1110/3a/5052e2343088.jpghttp://i038.radikal.ru/1110/8b/348c9f38308c.jpg
http://s09.radikal.ru/i182/1110/38/811201eef93c.jpg
For lack of a platform for AMD, has been tested on BIOSTAR TP67XE.
Profiles written into SPD.
http://s016.radikal.ru/i334/1110/fc/c4338e3a7a55.png
Starting at the same timings failed, had to raise trcd unit above is not clearly Elpida ...: scratch:
Omit samples and search for stable frequency / timings as that found for super pi 32m is 2133MHz CL6 9-7-24 1.68v.
http://s41.radikal.ru/i092/1110/0c/56adc06366ce.jpg
The highest incidence was unable to determine because of the weak bus in the processor. It is clear that AMD will reveal quite memory
And for a snack, something that inevitably would have to do :D
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These strips on Asus Crosshair IV running 6-6-6-21 bei 1800 MHz 1.65V
Let's wait for this set of tests Judge13
my Eco vdimm 1,65v
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more and max push at same vdimm
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i bet can reach timing Flare @2000Mhz but i can't got stable :rolleyes:
Try upping your CPU-NB voltage to 1.325V (if it's not) and your actual NB chip voltage by +0.1V to +0.2V above your default. Alternatively you might need to change the Command Rate to 2T.Quote:
Originally Posted by reisya
I think that 980MHz is pretty damn good either way though :)
1,325v :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Formula350
i think it's too high for thuban, NB chip i set +0,1V above default btw thanks for you tips :D
please run 32m and see how far it can go regarding Eco.
I ordered 2133 cl9 Gskill 2x4 and will compare it with eco :p I Too bad 2133 cl7 is sold out for 4gb though it'd be funnier to test 16gb for OC in future
My understanding was 1.45V was the max on high-end Air heatsinks. Either way, 1.35V is perfectly safe for a few minutes of testing to figure out what the deal is with the clocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by reisya
Deneb before week 15 2010 - up to 1.4v should be safe 24/7 after that follow thuban.
Thuban - keep it around 1.35v.
best ram for buldozer ? i cant get any to work over 1333 on my BD setup :(
What have you used till now?
Everything worked here : powerchips, hypers, hynix, from 4 to 16Gb, 1600 over 2400Mhz... I think there's another issue somewhere...Quote:
Originally Posted by sponge bob
Easiest for me where my RipjawsX 2133CL9, worked fine at 2400Mhz CL9 at 1.7Vdimm. Hypers needed some work...
Corsair, G.Skill...skip Crucial.Quote:
Originally Posted by sponge bob
Here is my FX-8150 with my Corsair Dominator GT-1600mhz 6-6-6-20 hypers from my X58 setup
http://i438.photobucket.com/albums/q...katoft/mem.jpg
any effect if for tRAS & tRC if both is below18?
tRC =11, easier on Thuban IMC = sometimes more ram clock to offset bandwidth losses. chew* described it as your heart skipping a beat, it won't kill you but its not optimal for efficiency. Keep it at tRCD+tRAS.Quote:
Originally Posted by duron
As far as tRAS goes, on Hypers above 1800 Mhz you MUST slacken to 17 in most cases, my ram definately didn't pull 15 much over 1600. I could run 17 until 1900 though. It will continue to need slackened as Mhz increases.
I would have to guess that Riska is up in 1.85v-1.9v land with his sticks. My STT 2000 C7 needed 1.91v to validate 2022 Mhz CL6-6-6 on Thuban. My kit is a little better than average Corsair 1600 C6 looking at other results.