Awesome :up: only 2.6v :shocked:
Keep pushing it :)
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Awesome :up: only 2.6v :shocked:
Keep pushing it :)
Thats "only" 690.405 MHz :).
Remember, the 3:5 is 2:3 reali.. so 1.5 x FSB is the real memory MHz..
M3kk
I want to look at the basis of this formula: 3:5 is 2:3 reali.. so 1.5 x FSB is the real memory MHz.., actually it can 1400 +
Here, too, is wrong?
http://s45.radikal.ru/i108/0811/4b/344b92ef1492t.jpg
This is really on 2:3 divider. Real speed is actually 690.4 MHz (DDR2-1380.8).Quote:
Originally Posted by Highgertz
Still impressive for 2 x 2GB, however I have seen that kit do 678.5 MHz on 2.1v, so it doesn't look like they scale with voltage well at all.
OMG 678MHz w/ only 2.1v :shocked: for 2x2GB.
That is 675.375 real :).Quote:
Originally Posted by Highgertz
M3kk
It is a pity that so :(
Well 3:5 is 2:3 real so if 5:8 it really or not and what real clock for 5:8 it it not real ?Quote:
Originally Posted by M3kk
Thanks M3kk :up:
AFAIK just the 3:5 is bugged, the 5:8 is ok, isnt it?
Where can i find out more about this bug? :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by M3kk
Here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=208542 you can read about it too, but exactly dont know where :).
i think 5:8 it bugged too maybe, look at my setup 700MHz and see that Vmem only 2.36V !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by M3kk
and i can boot at 650Mhz ram with all voltage Auto setting in bios and max @680MHz by auto voltage :)
The only bugged divider I has seen untill now is 3:5. :)
Hello that config, you use you for your GsKill making 750.Quote:
Originally Posted by pangingIII
My only with the 2.7v give 660Mhz.
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=449103
Cellshock 8500 CL5 D9GMH
754MHz 2.74 Volts real
Well done! Cellshock FtW:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by westsider
Awesome work, I'm too scared atm to use 2.74v on my sticks, only just got them.Quote:
Originally Posted by westsider
in the waterplate of my dog there was ICE in plastic package
air temp -5 and ice was cooled at about -8
it had no condensation and i could nearly achieve 800MHz
only so i could go above 760Mhz but with 3.05 volts
i will not validate some result
we had war in georgia for the first place of ddr2 clock and i am waiting for his answer :D
http://www.pic-upload.de/thumb/21.11.08/v41qgc.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ming@s
for the G.Skill 8500 HK's at 3:5 DDR2-1500 the voltage setting on EP45-UD3R (F3 BIOS) was same as this one below (see voltage setting in Easytune 6),
but was using different CPU multi and Vcore, also for the G.Skill kit I had to use more vdimm and the memory timing was using XMP profile 1 in BIOS (5-5-5-15 / 15(tRRD)-6-13-60-6).
http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/3...ton450xfz0.png
G.SKILL F2-9600 CL5D-4GBPI does not cease to amaze
New WR for 2х2Gb :)
1545MHz 5-5-5-15 2.6v dryice
http://s57.radikal.ru/i157/0812/9a/780207b21e39t.jpg
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=468849
Good job, Highgertz.
Is there a list or is it just post by post....
thanks/steve
That is not the Wr there is a couple of people there have achived 1600+ mhz ddr2 speed look at the gigabyte competition
WaterFlex
You have too beautiful result :up:
systemviper
The tests will, I hope this is not the last dispersal.
Riska
A careful here 2х2GB.
I need a DDR2: 800Mhz Club ;)
http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/8...gigaqd7.th.jpg
This result with air @ Delta.
Ouuu Yeahh, Merry christmas!
Quote:
Originally Posted by FoX360
WOW, that is some sweet numbers, you should start that club! :clap:
nice work! keep pushing... happy holidays,
FoX360
Congratulations to the transition to the next stage, your place here :up:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/....php?p=2544183
Here you go mate
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ht=800mhz+club
Ups! :p:
Thanks for the link :up:
FoX360 and flo91 very nice work :up:
What volts?
At the moment 3.04v by air :D
NiceQuote:
Originally Posted by FoX360
What CFM did ur fan push?
Delta 12" 140CFM I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
KoolQuote:
Originally Posted by FoX360
I use a 12cm Scythe Ultra Kaze for 24/7 that pushes 133CFM :D and for benching a 12cm Delta that pushes 220CFM.
3,0V @ air (2x 120mm Fan)Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
Nice :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by flo91
How many CFM do those fans push?
About 170CFMQuote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
think i need a Vdimm mod for my Board
Awesome :clap:
Y do u need a vdimm mod?
I have locatet one on ocx ...Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
But first test a other RamKit
OCZ Reaper 1200MHz PSC 2.1v@1406MHz 2.28v CAS7
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=476605
http://www.pic-upload.de/thumb/06.01.09/es5947.jpg
Awesome result zura :clap:
IMO it's a WR on non-Micron chip; isn't it so? :)
nope
here are promos chips with 714MHz ;)
i can do 720 no problem
but i think 750+ would be WR
Then keep pushin it :D
u know i hve only 3-4 days with lga775 and ddr2 :D
its not enough ;)
Yep i know
New era is comming
Cant wait for my stuff :D
westsider, I think this is the WR on non-micron chips, posted by Highgertz
stabias
wtf dude? :D
i didnt u derstand
westsider OverDozeD
Look on page 17 of my record, i hope that it will be updated :)
I did 730 with Promos :)Quote:
Originally Posted by westsider
at how much voltage can it scale?
PSC goes only 2.28V
everything above was not scaling
is there a definitive answer as to whether the 5:8 divider is bugged or not.ive seen a couple of post that state it is and then ive seen some more that say it isnt.i know for sure the 3:5 is,but the 5:8????.http://i43.tinypic.com/24zhrpk.jpg
nope
5:8 has no problems at all
so im in the 700Mhz club?
yes
438/5X8=700MHz
everything is correct
but you must validate it :)
still learning this stuff.but i have absolutly no idea on how do you do that.would appreciate any help you could give. thanks
Your memory speed is determined by a divider and based off your FSB.
So say in your case your FSB is 438 MHz. You are using the 5:8 divider.
This means your FSB is divided by 5 then multiplied by 8 to get your ram speed.
So 438 MHz \5 = 87.6 MHz
87.6 MHz x 8 = 700.8 MHz
Well done, nice clock :up:
thanks for that info cryptik, i had no idea how the dividers were calculated.that will help out alot.do you know how to validate it like westsider was saying?
I have never validated anything with cpuz, but I assume click the 'about' tab in cpuz and click validation. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong though.
find cpu-z 1.49
open it
than go to about.....afer it to validation
enter your nickname and email
press submit
you will get validation link
and post it here please
ddr3 owns
Not a particularly valuable or insightful contribution to this DDR2 thread...
First post on xtremesystems, been lurking a while though!
So hi all!
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=482207
Crucial Ballistix PC8500 D9GMH 702 MHz @ 2.84V
Bad volts, I know, lowest they will do on the asus rampage formula, cant test them on my EP45-UD3R because that board has an E5200 in it with an fsb wall of 335 :(. Any suggestions on how to lower this voltage? They do 650 MHz no problem at 2.24V, even 675 MHz 2.3V is easy, but anything beyond that requires insane voltage increases.
its a shame dude
2.84 v for balistix?
they need just 2.45v for 700
Could it be that the rampage formula is just holding me back? I also found it highly unlikely to need 2.84V for 700 MHz, whereas 675 needs only 2.3V.
no chance
rampage formula is one of the best ram oc mobos
a friend om mine did 750MHz dual channel 6-6-6-18 and 2.46v balistix 8500
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=447150
this 754 is done by rampage
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=449103
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=470693 787MHz 5-9-9-24 dual channel, Crucial Ballistix PC8500 D9GMH 16fd5 nearly 2.75v
Invalid =(
Redoing
Mushkin DDR2 800 MHZ Max overclock.
727.5 MHZ x2 1455 MHZ
5-5-5-15 2T
2.45V
Validate: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=446010
Turning to a new level, it is a pity that the validation was a mistake, but I hope it will be fixed soon and updated
1608Mhz G. SKILL F2-9600CL5D-4GBPI Chips ProMOS http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=494227
http://i031.radikal.ru/0901/86/c284bca0027bt.jpg
my super Pi result
Intel C2D E7300 @ 4300MHz, 2x1GB @ 1432MHz @ 5-5-5-8 (2,9v)
11,875 s
http://www.wolk.pri.ee/kb/oc/E7300%2...%2011,875s.png
its max for cpu, mem going more:up:
Which chipset is that? Unfortunately your result is probably bugged :(Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ_Pt
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=478507
until today it's WR i think ( w8ing for last result of Gigabyte DDR2 champion . No.1 of this champion is DDR2 WR )
Very nicely done but I do believe that one or two people have backups in the 900MHz range :shocked:
this is the last week of competition . w8 to the end of course you see over 1800 :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
Quote:
Originally Posted by Shahryar
Very nice :clap:
Supertalent 2*1gb d9gkx 1400mhz valid
I'm in a club ?
@1300 can pi 1m
Later i fixed 1400mhz for 1m.
xTreme job, guys! Well done :up:
I have some good sticks but the MB is tricky. Could anybody show the sub-timings for TPower. Just failing above 670-675 Mhz. :(
Was wondering where this thread went heh
Plucked in Team PC2-10400 CAS6 Micron D9 memory for some max validation and pulled off my own personal best at 706Mhz 5-5-5-15 at 2.49v bios set vdimm dual channel :D
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/522198.png
http://fileshosts.com/intel/DFI/DFI_..._validated.png
This is great...2.34v bios F6.
Some single channel tests from me.
Validation - 750MHz(1500)
CPUz often makes my valids rejected with F7 BIOS.
That was the maximum i reached with F4
747MHz(1494)
And super pi 1M single channel again
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/919...zsuperpi1m.jpg
Some stability tests
Single channel - 2.3V BIOS here
Dual Channel - I cant remember what V 2.3 again or 2.25.
Tests are with 2x1GB Transcend Axe 1200+
I had 2x1GB Transcend Axe 800MHz which were able to do almost the same D9GMH + UD3P rock :D.
And i forgot all on air, but at -2 ambient :D.
very nice fsb there coop. keep pushing and see how far it will go.
coop sickness 0_0
I just got aXeram 1200+mhz sticks and they rock (kind of)!
Had just little time to test them and heres result at one stick http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=527120
I had little problems with dual channel at 700 mhz on M2F board.
may i join the club?
crucial ballistix tracer pc8500 :D
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/531866.png
http://forum.hwproject.net/imagehost...53a5bc5d8b.jpg
Congrats :up:
thanks mate ;)
finally i managed to find a very good kit. it rocks :D
Finally managed to get into this club :D Using a set of Team Group 8500's and my X48-T2RSB Plus managed a personal best so far of 700.9 MHz.
http://i720.photobucket.com/albums/w...700MHzCAS5.jpg
very nice CryptiK, what vdimm was
needed for the teams?
great OC on those teams cryptik! I had a pair of team elite "budget" modules a while back when DDR800 was just introduced and they never let me down when it came to sustained high OCs.Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
Quote:
Originally Posted by radaja
Cheers guys. Vdimm used was overkill, 2.78v. I just finished benching SPI32M at that voltage and thought I'd have a go at 700 MHz and as expected they did it easily. Didn't try and figure out what the minimum voltage they needed was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shogan
1:1 is a bit harder :D but most should already know this one
http://www.abload.de/img/aufzeichnenvk99.jpg
as always angoholic that FSB is sick.735Mhz at 1:1 is awesome
DDR3?Quote:
Originally Posted by angoholic
No thats a bug with that board and cpu z..the t2rs plus is ddr2 ;)
Crazy stuff! Glückwunsch! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by angoholic
No, it's DDR2! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by monst0r
Wow :shocked: . Thats sick :yepp: :up:
FSB WR
great job
hast gut gemacht ;)