14m 53.375sec @ <3.3ghz:)
that's the highest i can go on 1066 strap (unmodded p5d dlx)
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14m 53.375sec @ <3.3ghz:)
that's the highest i can go on 1066 strap (unmodded p5d dlx)
Sounds extremely promising! Looks like you finally found a keeper.Quote:
Originally Posted by before
Btw, try and do another sub 4 GHz run sometime. :p:
Ok; no problem :)
very nice thread! im in ;)
Quite a formidable time there esdee. :)
Yes, it is.....too bad we've gotten so off topic here that we've forgotten what this thread was originally about :D I vote that a mod please make this whole "Best Spi 32m @ 3600" a thread of it's own with Gautam leading the discussion (if that's OK with him). Sorry coop for taking up at least 4 or 5 pages of your thread with all this talk :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
or you can simply chime in at i4memory.com (eva2000's forum) and show you face there in a Thread dedicated to 3.6GHz runs :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
http://www.i4memory.com/showthread.php?t=3017
ROFLQuote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
And sadly enough, I have yet to post any time myself here. However, if I ever get around to it, it hopefully will both meet the requirements of this thread and be at more or less 3600MHz (preferably less). ;)
dinos, that looks like a fun thread. Hope to take part in it soon.
Here is my CS pc8000 d9gkx, damn missed 13min by less than 7s. I will try harder :D
This is at 2.58V, reducing trfc, twtr and twtp at these volts instantly crashes :(
http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/6...032m544qt3.jpg
U-14mins
CPU：Core2 Duo E6600 L639F039
CPU Cooling: Intel original Heatsink
M/B：Asus P5B Deluxe WiFi-AP (BIOS 0910) Vcore, Vdroop, Vdimm, Vmch Mods
Memory：SuperTulip PC2-5300 512MBx2
VGA: Jaton 7600GS
HDD: WD IDE 80GB
PSU: Bequiet 600W
OS：Windows XP Pro SP2 (reduced to 150MB of size)
Vcore: 1.31V
Vdimm: 2.55V
http://img400.imageshack.us/img400/5...b14mgpapg0.png
http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/277/sub14mgpbov1.png
http://img390.imageshack.us/img390/6...b14mgpcbl8.png
I didn't try tightening timings more; but it might be possible. :)
OMG, thats very good result before.... and your memory is a beast :D
have you try lowering the trfc to arround 25? it could shave couple seconds.
running spi right after applying and closed the memset could also helps reduce few seconds mainly in the few first loops....
Here is my 3 interesting bench, unfortanetly biostar don't like 4:5 divider :( .
http://www.benchmark.co.yu/forum/att...chmentid=19850
http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/5...shot002bc5.png
Single channel
http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/7...aimiskoja2.png
Don't make me give up before I even begin. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by before
LOL who gives up before they try :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
man i really would love that hipro maximizer thingie....too bad it's a little expensive for my taste :(
It's an absolutely awesome piece of HW....everything looks VERY polished and professional. I received mine yesterday and it seems that it'll save me the trouble of v-modding future boards. The 680i board that I'm using right now may not need the maximizer though...as it currently has no droop in the Vmem whatsoever...in fact, the Vmem actually INCREASES +.001 when the system is loaded :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
anybody know if the maxi works on commando ? think it should be better..
i saw someone use maxi on commando but they had unsoldered that coil... p5b deluxe worked without unsoldering coil on my board but not sure it i needed the coil unsoldered as i got same clocks without the maxi at 2.45v
but maxi did allow me more vdimm higher clocks past 2.45+ but at the limit as vMCH was unmodded... you need higher vMCH volts than 1.65v for higher ram clocks heh
without maxi @580mhz at 2.45v
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P5B...0s532ms_tn.png
with maxi @590mhz at 2.6v - limited by lack of vMCH :(
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P5B...7s360ms_tn.png
i have experienced the exact same thing, no difference in clocks going from Maxi powered @ 2.45v to board powered VDIMM @ 2.45v (or any other voltage TBH). i was thinking that perhaps unsoldering the coil would help so perhaps i will try that soon. if you do try before me, be sure to report back.Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
Sorry Before :)
CPU：Core2 Duo XE6800
CPU Cooling: Hyper6+
M/B：Asus Commando
Memory： Team 2x1024
VGA: asus 8800GTS
HDD: WD IDE 40GB
PSU: tagan 520W
OS：Windows XP Pro SP2 tweaked
esdee yours tRFC is awesome, can you share cooling type of memory and vdimm?
Very time indeed :) 2*1024MB is faster :D
I dream of a memory kit like this one; which model is it?
Well finally got there in the end with a help from a few friends ;)
SUB 12 second run
Who says the Nvidia 680i chipset is slow :D
http://www.itsjohnnybravo.com/11-59,969.JPG
Abit IN9 - no vmods and watercooled x6800 - the rest is air cooled. Took some effort but I'm happy with the results
UPDATED!..the scale is moving lower.
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Originally Posted by Misko82
thank you guys!Quote:
Originally Posted by before
vdimm is 2.6, but i think i can lower it!
cooling type is as always DELTA fan 12cm 190cfm or so, ambient temp close to 23-25*C, the mems are still naked without their heatpipe heatspreaders, they even have their s/n stickers on!
mem type is the 1200 5-5-5 (AKA D9GKX), not using the maxi shown in the pic yet, because i can't desolder the coil with my low power soldering iron so i have to wait till hipro is back from cebit!
the whole rig is set up for testing reasons, to max out certain parts of hardware for my upcoming bench session, this X6800 benched @ 5160 32m spi with my weakest cascade @ -88 @ load (1.91Vcore) my bench cascade is about -104 @ the same load :D
http://img128.imageshack.us/img128/7991/DSC_6404.th.jpg
http://img128.imageshack.us/img128/7981/DSC_6402.th.jpg
Ahhh..a benching cascade and a 24/7 cascade....good idea! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by esdee
Edit: I think you need more fans :p