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Gee, why is everybody looking at my 12v rail reading in MBM? :lol: It's actually only 12.80v and running for 1yr now, since I have this board. Nothing to get excited about :slap: :) But yeah, don't copy it, thank you very much :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Onepagebook
That's a nice sight, Steven :) Great kit! High vdimm is soooo last year, isn't it? :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
i want
what's really amazing is the ability to get better times with "looser" timings. impressive...
I still think the best one was the screenshot you sent me of a 32m you completed and the 12v was reading 13V IN WINDOWS :eek: :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
The correct term isn't "looser", it's "more stable" timings :DQuote:
Originally Posted by freecableguy
Thx for the info , hmm yeah but the both boards that i have tested(AB0 with same layout like AD0) are more like 3.64 in mbm and 3.7v when i use a multimeter. Its are about 3.66v in bios when its are 3.64 in mbmQuote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
I ran the 12v rail on my old ocz 520w at 12.85 24/7 with my dfi nf3 for around 8 months without a single issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
@s7e9h3n: the lvl2 black bh5 I sold last month did 260 w/ 3.3v at tighter timings than your utt there.
(edit: speaking of low latencies, look at my post count...hahaha)
Dunno if you caught the fact that FCG picked up on....tighter timings are not always faster, especially in Spi. Click on one of the thumbnails I posted. That last one is my TwinMos Old BH5's @ 270 with TIGHT timings. Notice it doesn't beat these sticks which are running "higher" latencies. I've tested this ram @ tighter timings, but ended up using "looser" values because they produced better results....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
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Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
I see that, but you had said in an earlier post that you doubted even old bh5 you had seen could do 260 with 3.3v or less. Atleast that's how I read it, although I know you've personally benched with bh5 that can do that or better.
Btw, did you see my post count when it was 2-2-2-5? Did ya? Huh? ;)
IIRC, I mentioned that I'd never seen a pair of BH5's be able to finish a 32m run @ 260mhz, 3.3V. If yours could do that, that's quite impressive.....Better is all relative since you have to factor in all the variables such as cpu, mobo, psu, etc......;)Quote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
Yes, I did see your post count and your latencies just got a little worse :p: I'm shooting for Ballistix timings myself......
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Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Haha, yea, I'll be at CH5 in no time...might take me a few months for Ballistix. :p:
How does your Ultra-D "overvolt" on vdimm, Steven? Did you whip out DMM to check that? I got 260MHz screenie here, @ 3.55v (MBM) but DMM @ 3.59v... Not that it's really important for this thread, but just wondering... :toast:
I'll check it out when I conjure up enough energy to have another session with this RAM, but with my prior 10 or so DFI's, the bios readings were almost dead on with actual multi-meter measurements. Out of all of my past boards, this particular Rev. D board shows the least amount of variance between the bios readings and MBM's (~.02) I'll try to remember to test it out next time I boot up......Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
Dang it s7e9h3n with all these results and the 0550UPMW thread you huys are really making me want some new gear. Especially considering I killed my gfx. Hopefully my bros solder skills are up to snuf(hes better at it then me). I think I am going to have to go get a job.
Yeah the readings are to low on the Dfi lanparty nf4 boards, 3.54v are like 3.6 real voltage.Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Hehe...I said .02 on the Rev.D, not .2 :p: Clean out your PM box ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lastviking
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Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Any tests with 3.6, 3.7v yet?
And thx for the info(Inbox) , hmm yeah but the both boards that i have tested(AB0 with same layout like AD0) are more like 3.64 in mbm and 3.7v when i use a multimeter. Its are about 3.66v in bios when its are 3.64 in mbm
come on mate, i'm waiting your at least 270 2-2-2-5 results to hit the buy button :)
Lol...look up and you'll see 270 in action....I'll try to get some more runs in tonight....btw, I did a little "side test" last night with the sticks and can verify that they pass 1m with ease @ 275mhz......Quote:
Originally Posted by metro.cl
steven, care to share with the class when you expect these to be available to all?? :)
Already here and I believe link was already posted in this thread. http://www.computergiants.com/items/...=52&mfgrid=539Quote:
Originally Posted by freecableguy
EDIT Yep it was. Check post #8
Lol...I don't know - but I've been told that the PC4000 series will be released in the USA before anywhere else....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by freecableguy
I need to find out what the deal is with this e-tailer since I was under the assumption that TEAM hasn't officially launched their US campaign yet.....:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cpt Twitchy
Thats what OC LIN told me from Team Group's forum told me. He is one of their Mod's http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/forums/i...p?showtopic=95Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Sorry I do not know many details on the topic.
Tim
I was told that Team memory was to be debuted at 2 MAJOR e-tailers and Computergiants wasn't one of them :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cpt Twitchy
I'm not sure what the deal is. It suprises me especially considering that they CG is not even a major e-tailer.Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Tim