ABIT AW9D-MAX + CellShock PC8000 = Starting the WRs?...

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09-30-2006, 02:08 AM
lawrywild

:D excellent stuff Hipro
09-30-2006, 02:17 AM
tictac

Wow..... :clap:
3.4v on ddr2... :hehe:
09-30-2006, 02:24 AM
cpulloverclock

Nice job Hipro, 3.4v is awesome, I just put 3.26-3.3v and didnt help (I didnt want of course, a mistake, I bench with 3.1v) :D
Abit in the way ^^

For a comparison jmax has the best time at 3.6G --> 13.922s, serveral persons reach THE sub 14s at this frequency.

Nice scores nevertheless
09-30-2006, 03:43 AM
2fink

3.4V is crazy, but if the ram can take it.... :D
09-30-2006, 05:35 AM
SlackeR

Haha hipro that is GREAT!
I love to see how you never care for anythings wellbeing and just keeps squeezing till it hurts :D
10-01-2006, 01:32 PM
SKiLL3D

:clap:

I would like to see what can squeeze otu of them using Thermaltake's Aqua RX-R1 RamWatercooler...

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/T...ges/onmemb.jpg

iLL

PS: xairetismata apo Germania :D
10-01-2006, 01:46 PM
ozzimark

Quote:

Originally Posted by hipro5

I wonder what a "cherry picked" pair of them could do!.....:D

it'll be interesting to see how everyone else does with these when they make it to retail. i hate to be a skeptic, but that's just a little too good for non-picked sticks, even if it's at 3.4v, and they said they weren't gonna pick them.. :shrug:

regardless! mhz are mhz. that's just nuts :toast:

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmax_oc

4-4-3-8 is good and also 4-4-4-12.
There is a very little difference betweek 3-3-3-x and 4-4-3-x.

500MHz 3-3-3-x = 575MHz 4-4-3-x to me

ram and platform dependant. for me, 3-3-3 to 4-4-3 means going from ~450mhz to ~600mhz at the same volts on AM2 :D
10-01-2006, 10:30 PM
DStealth

Quote:

Originally Posted by cpulloverclock

For a comparison jmax has the best time at 3.6G --> 13.922s, serveral persons reach THE sub 14s at this frequency.

Me too
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/4...3630jx2.th.jpg

Great ram Hipro , and great skills to keep it alive @those Volts:eek:
10-01-2006, 10:42 PM
Eldonko

Awesome, if that is not xtreme, nothing is.. :slobber:
10-02-2006, 04:58 AM
Jochenp

Quote:

Originally Posted by SKiLL3D

:clap:

I would like to see what can squeeze otu of them using Thermaltake's Aqua RX-R1 RamWatercooler...

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/T...ges/onmemb.jpg

iLL

PS: xairetismata apo Germania :D

The inefficienty of that "waterblock" (if you could call a heatsink glued to a pipe a waterblock) just kills me.
Darn TT and their stuff from hell!
I've seen muchmuch better designs for waterramcooling in the past.
10-02-2006, 05:43 AM
hipro5

Quote:

Originally Posted by ozzimark

it'll be interesting to see how everyone else does with these when they make it to retail. i hate to be a skeptic, but that's just a little too good for non-picked sticks, even if it's at 3.4v, and they said they weren't gonna pick them.. :shrug:

regardless! mhz are mhz. that's just nuts :toast:

ram and platform dependant. for me, 3-3-3 to 4-4-3 means going from ~450mhz to ~600mhz at the same volts on AM2 :D

I'll ALSO buy a "retail" pair of them soon.....;)

UPDATE:
Ram modules at 3.47Vdimm and 525MHz 3-3-3-1, unfortunatelly got some kind of damage I could say.....They can NOT boot any more with LESS than 2.4Vdimm - strange - and they can take up to 2.66Vdimm "sharp" before they start producing errors.......No matter what timmings I pick in bios, IF I feed them with LESS than 2.4Vdimm, no boot at all...I boot at 2.51Vdimm (so as to be sure) and then I can feed them up to 2.66Vdimm....I STILL can do 458MHz 1:1 at Cas 3-3-3-1-15us-8T-23-5-9-8-7-4-4-3(MEMSET V.3) WITH ONLY 2.66Vdimm.......Isn't that a strange react?.....:confused:

Nevertheless I can run 3D at 458MHz (till ABIT fix the 460MHz fsb issue) and I'm OK with this.....;)

OF course Cell Shock rams gained another customer cuz I'm going to buy another pair of them.....;) :D

I'll test them at 4-4-4-x and 5-5-5-x so as to see what they can do but only up to 2.66Vdimm......
I ALSO flashed the SPD chip in case it got "buged" from the high voltage with the Corsair's 6400C3 SPD but they react the same.....So it's not the SPD chip:(

Anyways, I'll keep pushing them and I'll do a burn-in to them and maybe I'll gain again what I had....:)

Pitty thing is that I was so happy that they could "hear" 3.4Vdimm without producing errors....:(
I hope the new ones I'll buy, to react the same as they did.....:)
10-02-2006, 05:45 AM
Fixxxer

Insane vdimm, hipro5! :woot:

BH5 times have come back :D
10-02-2006, 05:51 AM
Micutzu

Quote:

Originally Posted by hipro5

UPDATE:
Ram modules at 3.47Vdimm and 525MHz 3-3-3-1, unfortunatelly got some kind of damage I could say.....They can NOT boot any more with LESS than 2.4Vdimm - strange - and they can take up to 2.66Vdimm "sharp" before they start producing errors.......No matter what timmings I pick in bios, IF I feed them with LESS than 2.4Vdimm, no boot at all...I boot at 2.51Vdimm (so as to be sure) and then I can feed them up to 2.66Vdimm....I STILL can do 458MHz 1:1 at Cas 3-3-3-1-15us-8T-23-5-9-8-7-4-4-3(MEMSET V.3) WITH ONLY 2.66Vdimm.......Isn't that a strange react?.....:confused:

Sad to hear that, those are some really golden sticks. I've seen this kind of acting before on Micron D9 from too much voltage.
10-02-2006, 05:59 AM
hipro5

Quote:

Originally Posted by Micutzu

Sad to hear that, those are some really golden sticks. I've seen this kind of acting before on Micron D9 from too much voltage.

I have burned down rams from excessive Vdimm before.....I've also burned down SPD chips....."buged" them and reflash them so as to work, too....
This particular thing is unkown to me!....They still work from 2.4V - 2.66V....:confused:
10-02-2006, 06:41 AM
ent

Too bad that the rams are almost dead, but results with them were awesome!

3.4 V on ddr2 :slobber: :slobber: :slobber:

When we will see some "AW9D-Max full mod guide" ? :D
10-02-2006, 06:52 AM
eva2000

ouch George you really do know how to torture memory modules :D
10-02-2006, 07:01 AM
XSAlliN

Stabble at 3.5 - to good to be true, at leat you manage to get some good results at 3.4.

PS.You could say you burned some $ whit this project hope you have some more for future ones ;)
10-02-2006, 07:02 AM
hipro5

Quote:

Originally Posted by eva2000

ouch George you really do know how to torture memory modules :D

:D :banana:
10-02-2006, 07:03 AM
hipro5

Quote:

Originally Posted by ent

When we will see some "AW9D-Max full mod guide" ? :D

Soon enough....;)
10-02-2006, 07:05 AM
hipro5

Quote:

Originally Posted by XSAlliN

Stabble at 3.5 - to good to be true, at leat you manage to get some good results at 3.4.

PS.You could say you burned some $ whit this project hope you have some more for future ones ;)

Who said that it was stable?........At 3.4Vdimm, could do Super-Pi 1M (didn't have the chanse to test 32M though), WinRaring, S-Sandra, Everest, Cinebench, and "light" benchmarks - short time - .....I guess I'll never know....:(
10-02-2006, 07:19 AM
SMa

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jochenp

The inefficienty of that "waterblock" (if you could call a heatsink glued to a pipe a waterblock) just kills me.
Darn TT and their stuff from hell!
I've seen muchmuch better designs for waterramcooling in the past.

Then you've got to love these :D
http://www.alphacool.de/xt/images/pr...es/22210_2.jpg
10-02-2006, 07:25 AM
Jochenp

Well, I actually don't:D
for three reasons:
-It looks like it is alu
-It has 4 barbs
-It has veeery small barbs

There's nothing on the market that is decent for ram ATM, all the good stuff I saw was homemade (and less expensive in the end than an aftermarket solution).

OT: hey, nog een belg
10-02-2006, 08:02 AM
SMa

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jochenp

Well, I actually don't:D
for three reasons:
-It looks like it is alu
-It has 4 barbs
-It has veeery small barbs

There's nothing on the market that is decent for ram ATM, all the good stuff I saw was homemade (and less expensive in the end than an aftermarket solution).

OT: hey, nog een belg

Heat produced by memory IC's isn't what can be called enormous.
So alu with 2*3mm intakes is more then enough in order to keep them at roomtemp.
Altough, when benching I have to place a fan on the modules to keep them stable.

OT: yep, nog een Belg ;)
actief op vlaamse fora? (zoals games.telenet?)
10-02-2006, 08:06 AM
Jochenp

Alu + Copper in one loop = badbadnononomakeitstoppleasethehurtisunbearableaaa aaraghaghgahg...
3mm intakes: dude, where's my flow?

OT: neen, het niveau qua overklokken ligt er meestal pijnlijk laag. enkel madshrimps heeft nog een aantal lieden die weten wat ze doen, maar dat forum is op sterven na dood
ik ben wel geregistreerd op vlaamse fora, maar geen actief lid
jij wel?
10-02-2006, 08:09 AM
SMa

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jochenp

Alu + Copper in one loop = badbadnononomakeitstoppleasethehurtisunbearableaaa aaraghaghgahg...

OT: neen, het niveau qua overklokken ligt er meestal pijnlijk laag. enkel madshrimps heeft nog een aantal lieden die weten wat ze doen, maar dat forum is op sterven na dood
ik ben wel geregistreerd op vlaamse fora, maar geen actief lid
jij wel?

So that's why you have to give every component it's own loop when watercooling... ;)

OT: kijk toch maar eens rond op het telenet forum ;) je zou er nog van verschieten welk materiaal en kennis zich in vlaanderen bevindt.

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