Looking good but how can you have so cold pwm and nb temp? :p: , i wating for me second twinmos old bh5 stick to arrive to me before i show some more fun screens ;) "the adata stick are cripling me now" :fact:Quote:
Originally Posted by GravediggA
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Looking good but how can you have so cold pwm and nb temp? :p: , i wating for me second twinmos old bh5 stick to arrive to me before i show some more fun screens ;) "the adata stick are cripling me now" :fact:Quote:
Originally Posted by GravediggA
Hehe.. No "special" cooling today, maybe 18°C roomtemp. ;) If i cool down the room, it looks more like that:
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/9...15840eo9jp.jpg
:toast:
Hehehe...almost forgot about this thread. Here's a couple of updates: This is as high as I've been able to get the ram when phase-cooled:
http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/1149/13x2701m7lc.jpg
This is the fastest 1m time I've gotten on the Expert:
http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/2640/14x2631m2px.jpg
BTW, the DFI Expert is capable of running LL Ram @ disgustingly fast timings:
http://img316.imageshack.us/img316/5...21mfast5qk.jpg
Nice timings on the expert! :toast:
Playing with 4x512mb old bh5
http://files.upl.silentwhisper.net/u...48mb252mhz.JPG
Good results for 4x512MB! I only tried it one time, the Muskins + Kingstons, but i only reached about ~ 230MHz, the Kingstons was not that good. ;)
indeed, seems like new drive streangths that allow tighter timmingsQuote:
Originally Posted by GravediggA
In fact, it has nothing to do with Drive Strength ;) , but rather better engineering since I use the same Drive/Data Strength settings as on the Ultra/Sli/SliDR Nf4 boards.....Quote:
Originally Posted by esdee
some of my old bh-5 ..... i like'em ;)
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/2053/25632el.th.jpg
mfg
2x256mb :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by killingspreez
sorry for that!
http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/6396/70wp.th.jpg
mfg
And the alpha timings? A64Tweaker shot? :)
same timings as for the 2*256mb only 200mhz 15,6 us ;)
mfg
seems the expert pushes certain things further, Im amazed of those latencies!
Just a digicam shot, bcs. both, the cpu and the ram, was on his limit, so it is better to do that. :D
http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/4...5275mhz3aj.jpg
Wanted to get the magic 26.xxx with watercooled Venice again, but this time with ram power, but it doesn't work.. :(
This Venice won't boot with an MAL a. RP of 7/5, so i decided to go with 9/7.
A shot with my Opteron, it seems, that this Mushkins can't go > 275.5MHz, doesn't metter which Cpu and Vdimm. 3.68V @ Smartguardian, 3,7V in Bios. Anyway, nice sticks. :toast:
http://213.202.211.105/gravedigga/05...7V_3030mhz.jpg
that explains why RAM is a lot hotter running at 3.3v than say 3.5/3.6v as well as mosfets...........i remember eva commenting on this a while back that it was probably better to keep it at 3.5v for 24/7 rather than 3.3v hehQuote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
steve are those twinmos sticks 6-layer PCB
also are they BP......not sure if BP & 6-layer are synonymous
Actually, the only chip which really shows an noticable increase in temps when running low Vmem with the 5v jumper enabled is the IC which is regualting the voltage to the memory. It basically has to "eat up" the voltage and release it in the form of heat.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
All old-bh5 is built on JEDEC Spec'd PCB's. AFAIK, the only memory maker who used a 6-layer PCB was Mushkin in their Black series. THis was what allowed many of their sticks to hit speeds which on average were much better than those from other companies. Interestingly enough, I've heard rumors that Twinmos was actually OEM'ing Mushkin's BH5 when they first were released - don't know how much truth that holds though.
I'm not sure about BP being 6-layered or not. I think that BP's ability to accept high voltages has something to do with it's design. Ironically, it's this ability to run @ high Vmem's with BP that's killing many of the UTT we see today......
BP are not that special, like all thought.. it was just hyped. ;)
Afaik the BP PCB it's even cheaper then a JEDEC PCB!
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Originally Posted by funkflix
yeah it is...from what ive told, a problem with old bh-5 's is that they dont run much over 270 because the pcb starts holding them back.
why not just unsolder the chips from the JEDEC pcb and put em on a BP808 pcb, and flash the spd as needed :p: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Revv23
this is what i'm picking up today and it ain't mushkin nor Twinmos ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y16...s/DSC02326.jpg
Hmm, can not see anything on the label.. :p:
Is it A-Data?
nope :p: try againQuote:
Originally Posted by funkflix
Those are some Buffalo, arent they :D?