The 2x1GB/4x1GB/2x2GB/4x2GB DDR2 OC Database!

the g.skill is now out of stock @newegg thanks to this...lol

I always said that my databases helped sell memory. Back on my old DDR1 database, Crucial Ballistix sales went way up because of the results people were seeing there. Now if only I could show the companies that and get royalties... ;)

| 2x1GB DDR2 Category:

Crucial | Crunchster | Ballistix BL2KIT12864AA663 | DDR2-666, 5-3-3-15, 2.2v | Micron D9? | CPU-Z Validated! & SuperPi 32M Stable! (see attached) @ DDR2-900, 4-4-4-6, 2.1v

Given the above result I would have thought DDR2-1000 would be possible but not been able to tease it up to that yet...

DB Updated! Thanks.

Crucial | DSwarP | TY2KIT12864AA663 | DDR2-667, 3-3-3-12, 2.2v | Micron D9GMH | CPU-Z Validated! & SuperPi 32M Stable! @ DDR2-1225, 5-4-4-11, 2.425v
Crucial | DSwarP | TY2KIT12864AA663 | DDR2-667, 3-3-3-12, 2.2v | Micron D9GMH | CPU-Z Validated! & SuperPi 32M Stable! @ DDR2-1229, 5-4-3-7, 2.400v

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=155817
http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/7...azyram2gg6.png

Something else I need to qualify my result? :confused:

The final step for qualifying is sending the sticks to me for 'official' validation... ;) ;)

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Originally Posted by Hutch

The final step for qualifying is sending the sticks to me for 'official' validation... ;) ;)

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What address should I be shipping them to? :slap:

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Originally Posted by DswarP

Something else I need to qualify my result? :confused:

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Sorry dude, been real busy with my job. I'll update the list this weekend for you. ;)

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Originally Posted by EnJoY

Sorry dude, been real busy with my job. I'll update the list this weekend for you. ;)

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Awesome. I may have a slightly faster speed and tighter timings soon as well. :banana:

EDIT: New personal best... Editing original post...

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Originally Posted by DswarP

Awesome. I may have a slightly faster speed and tighter timings soon as well. :banana:

EDIT: New personal best... Editing original post...

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DB Updated.

Here we go >

- intel e6600
- team group TXDD2048M800HC4DC (4-4-4-10)
- 2x1gb
- Stock: 800mhz, 4-4-4-10, 2 volts
- Overclocked: 1200mhz, 5-5-5-8, 2.45volts
- Micron D9GMH

- CPU-Z: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=157894

- double Super pi 32M: http://weboperative.com/OCIDB/index....&Qis=M&Qtmp=FS


Please let me know if I need to do something else...

Thanks,
Onur

Hi .... I have only a question: don't u think spi32mb is not good to test the stability of ram?
My team extreme pc6400 cl4 runs at 985Mhz 444412 2.2v with spi32mb but i have to set 975Mhz to pass orthos large fft (ram test) for almost 1h....

Then I think that we have to test the stability of ram only with orthos or memtest prg...

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Originally Posted by robbysca76

Hi .... I have only a question: don't u think spi32mb is not good to test the stability of ram?
My team extreme pc6400 cl4 runs at 985Mhz 444412 2.2v with spi32mb but i have to set 975Mhz to pass orthos large fft (ram test) for almost 1h....

Then I think that we have to test the stability of ram only with orthos or memtest prg...

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I've had the opposite happen sometimes. Will pass Orthos but then fails Pi...

- Intel
- Buffalo FireStix DDR2 DIMM 2GB KIT
- 2x1GB
- Memory Stock Speed = 800 (PC2-6400) CL5 but SPD progammed differently. Timings = 5-5-5 and Voltage =2.1v according to newEgg.
- Memory Overclocked Speed = 600 5-5-5-12 and Voltage = 2.30
- The Brand and Model (or bin) of the chips used on the sticks? Haven't popped the heatspreaders but Miron D9 probably. :D Melco ;)
- A CPU-Z Validation link of the overclocked result, using the latest version of CPU-Z available at the time of submission.

These sticks were from a deal in the Online Deals sections. BUFFALO Firestix 2GB (2 x 1GB) DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) $174.98 Thanks Ajfina!

http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/8...ltdual3uh6.png

Slight bump on speed and tighter timings. :D

http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/5...2m360x9nx9.png

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=173128

http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/9...moryoc4pm0.jpg

I'll update tomorrow...too drunk right now. :D

Any chance of adding a 1T timing section? I know some RD600 and 680i users could contribute :)

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Also added separate sections for 1T overclocks as requested. ;)


* gundamit - you'll need to give me updated cpu-z verified link for that updated result if you want it posted.
** TopherTony - you need to run 4 instances of superpi 32m if you're running a quad core.

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* gundamit - you'll need to give me updated cpu-z verified link for that updated result if you want it posted.

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Here's the updated screen shot's Cpu-Z validation link.

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Originally Posted by gundamit

Here's the updated screen shot's Cpu-Z validation link.

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Updated. :toast:

2x1gig Crucial 10th
Micron D9MGH
517mhz @ 2.3vdimm
4-4-4-18 1T

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=174012

http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/4318/32ku7.jpg

Updated.

Remember to include everything in your results post though next time. This includes everything I've listed as requirements, such as stock timings, speed, and voltage. Don't just give me the overclocked result, I need to know what the sticks were originally rated for so I don't have to go digging around the internet for their specs.

OCZ | californian7856 | PC2-8500 SLI Ready | DDR2-1066 5-5-5-15 2.1v | Micron D9GMH | CPU Z Validation & SuperPi 32M Stable @ DDR2-832 3-3-3-3 1T 3-20-3-6-3-7.8us @ 2.45v

subtiming are:
tRC-tRFC-tWR-tWTR-tRRD-RMS

just a note: for 7.8us, i selected 3.9us in bios, and booted at 3.9us... in fact it shows 3.9us in bios right now, but for some reason memset shows 7.8us, but well i guess thats another 680i bug...