DDR3: 1000MHz Club

http://valid.x86-secret.com/records.php

- Nº 1 : JtChen2002 reached 1226 MHz with 1024 MB of Micron Technology [Details]
- Nº 2 : Stephen_Lo reached 1208 MHz with 1024 MB of Micron Technology [Details]
- Nº 3 : JtChen2002 reached 1195.6 MHz with 1024 MB of Micron Technology [Details]

Its with some high timings, but I think it will be possible with GTR / GTS at low latencies... I've def got blood on the tooth :)
Just waiting 'em new CPU's... :)

hmm thanks, i will try some high timings too, but Maximus Extreme is needed to this project... anyway, with some extreme cooled memorys there will be no limits like 1200mhz :lol:

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Originally Posted by Achill3uS

hmm thanks, i will try some high timings too, but Maximus Extreme is needed to this project... anyway, with some extreme cooled memorys there will be no limits like 1200mhz :lol:

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good luck getting the FSB up on that board
i hear it's a :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: for FSB heheheh

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Originally Posted by dinos22

good luck getting the FSB up on that board
i hear it's a :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: for FSB heheheh

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i dont think there is any p35 mobo, could handle this memory speed, if i tested cas 7 - 8 - 9 the max freq, it was almost no difference, 1050mhz all the time...
so ME seems the best i think (or if you've got some better idea, tell me, but no gigabyte pls:D), or something else x38 mobo, wich could some high fsb... (if i'm not wrong, p5e3 ws pro seems good too, my mate jugeen reached 560+ fsb on air with wolfdale)
btw thanks, i hope we could try this soon...

Brand: Patriot
Model: PDC32G1866LLK (PC15000)
Size: 2*1Gb
Voltage: Vdimm 2.20V / Vmch 1.80V
Timings: 7-7-7-21
Frequency: 1000MHz
Cooling: Air (80-mm fan), naked modules (stock alum. heatsinks removed)
Motherboard: Asus Maximus Extreme

SuperPi 1M:
http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/4...4008x54oe3.png

Brand: OCZ
Model: Platinum 1600, cas 777 stuff
Size: 2*1Gb
Voltage: Vdimm 2.30V / Vmch 1.87V
Timings: 8-8-8-25-1T
Frequency: 1070MHz
Cooling: Air, 120-mm fan
Motherboard: Asus Maximus Extreme.

more details in my thread here.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=177094


http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/1...fulluh7.th.jpg

http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/751/10701mxj4.th.jpg

and max suicide shot.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...1&d=1203031169

how these mem with OC compared to DDR2 4-4-4-4 @1152MHZ

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Originally Posted by lior307

how these mem with OC compared to DDR2 4-4-4-4 @1152MHZ

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These mem????
Refering to...?

If entrents of the 1000mhz club, then beyond compare... :)

the host server is under reconstruction, so pls be patient, i will do the update asap :)

anyway, nice results, Kunaak and OCZ "combo" take the lead :D

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Originally Posted by Achill3uS

the host server is under reconstruction, so pls be patient, i will do the update asap :)

anyway, nice results, Kunaak and OCZ "combo" take the lead :D

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did you see the 1080 1M in the other post?
thats the top so far.

I honestly dont think I have the heart to go any farther.
literally, dont have the heart.
if I go any higher, my heart will explode from doing 1000 beats per second. haha.

I have a big heart Kunaak, send them over :D

Achill3uS,
For some reason the "The List" link is not working? In the past "The List" occationally didn't work for a few hours or so but I havn't been able to view it for a couple days now? No big deal but I enjoy checking out all the results listed together, especially since I hope to be in it soon!

EDIT: Now I feel like an idiot because checking the link in first post brought me to some "interesting sites"?

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Originally Posted by Kunaak

did you see the 1080 1M in the other post?
thats the top so far.

I honestly dont think I have the heart to go any farther.
literally, dont have the heart.
if I go any higher, my heart will explode from doing 1000 beats per second. haha.

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yep, i'm saw, very nice indeed, on ME every memory just flying... and i hope they will not goin higher then, it would be sad to hear you're on hospital couse of heart attack under benching :p: :D

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Originally Posted by Roger_D25

Achill3uS,
For some reason the "The List" link is not working? In the past "The List" occationally didn't work for a few hours or so but I havn't been able to view it for a couple days now? No big deal but I enjoy checking out all the results listed together, especially since I hope to be in it soon!

EDIT: Now I feel like an idiot because checking the link in first post brought me to some "interesting sites"?

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drop me your mail via pm and i send you a shot of the list... i hope the server will go back soon :(

Thanks Achill3uS, I thought it was something I was doing wrong and that is why I couldn't view the list? I'll wait then before putting up my 1k information (plus my run was very loose at 8-8-8-24 2T)! I just got a kit of GSkill new F3-2GBHK's today but havn't tested much yet!

Brand: Patriot
Model: PDC32G1866LLK (PC15000)
Size: 2*1Gb
Voltage: Vdimm 2.25V / Vmch 1.85V
Timings: 7-6-5-18 1T
Frequency: 1000MHz
Cooling: OCZ Flex XLC memory waterblocks + cold water (+4°c)
Motherboard: Asus Maximus Extreme (cold water cooled too)

Photo with cooling - cold water on cpu, gpu, mem, mch:
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/7...ldwaws1.th.jpg

SuperPi 1M:
http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/5...8x50la9.th.png

SuperPi 32M:
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/5...8200ej3.th.png

Also I made CPUZ validation at 1088MHz 8-8-8-24 1T single channel, but I
can't upload it because CPUZ version changed from 1.44 to 1.44.1 :(
I only have screenshot:
http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/7140/memory3808ss7.png
It's CPU limited result, bad E8200 with 544MHz FSB-wall.

1000Mhz is too easy for D9GTR :) And X38 has advantage over P35 in RAM clocking
1000Mhz 7-6-5 or 8-7-6 1M minimum or 1100Mhz and separate P35 from X38

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Originally Posted by kiwi

1000Mhz is too easy for D9GTR :) And X38 has advantage over P35 in RAM clocking
1000Mhz 7-6-5 or 8-7-6 1M minimum or 1100Mhz and separate P35 from X38

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hahaha, look at the list (it's just fixed, server is online again :D) and tell us how so easy to get 1000mhz 765 32M stable :D :p:
and of course 1100mhz+ results are welcome like i said in the first post!

update soon!

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Originally Posted by Achill3uS

hahaha, look at the list (it's just fixed, server is online again :D) and tell us how so easy to get 1000mhz 765 32M stable :D :p:

update soon!

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I will :p:

But.... I'd really like a X48 board and see what it'll allow.... : - )

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Originally Posted by M.Beier

I will :p:

But.... I'd really like a X48 board and see what it'll allow.... : - )

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okay okay, show me your skills on P35 mobo mate :ROTF:

I didn't say 32M was easy, 32M is good :) I said that validation is easy, most D9GTR kits will do 1000Mhz with +/- 2.2V. If you can't do that then something else is holding you back.

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Originally Posted by Achill3uS

okay okay, show me your skills on P35 mobo mate :ROTF:

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I'll do that with 2.2v as soon as I get my E84 :p:

7-6-5 1000Mhz on P35 for validation is very easy. 32m stability is limited by MCH, even with high volts it is unstable past 1000Mhz.

haha, another OCZ doing nearly 1090 at 1T.

crazy. :)

Name: nut311
Brand: A-Data Technology
Model: DDR3-1600X(7)
Size: 1GB per each 2x1GB
Voltage: 2.24v
Timings: 8-7-6-15
Frequency: 1000MHz (DDR3-2000)
CPUz Validation: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=316626
Cooling: Fan 80mm 1200rpm
Motherboard:Asus Maximus Extreme (BIOS 1001)

This Ram without HS..but label is A-Data 1600X(7)

http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...mddr3-1000.jpg

Everest on 2000
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...tddr3-1000.jpg