NF3/NF4 & BH-5/BH-6/UTT - Highest stable clocks - REPORT IN !!!

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Originally Posted by bachus_anonym

Already did it :D

Sweet bro! Great clocking :toast:

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thanks ;)

but I think it link to the wrong screenie, it shows 250, not 266 ;) :p:

This is OCZ VX3200 at 270x10, 2-2-2-6 @ 3.5 VDIMM. Completed SuperPI 32M at default VLDT and VCHIP! I picked up this 2x512 from Newegg for around $161 I believe. The sticks seem a tad slower than my XMS3500 at 267x10 though.

Board: DFI-Ultra-D
BIOS: 510-2
DIMM slots: #1/#3 orange
CPU: 3700+ San Diego

This is OCZ VX4000 at 261x11, but needs only 3.3 VDIMM. Doesn't go much higher. I have run the sticks at 260 @ 3.2 VDIMM, Memtest clean and 3D stable, but did not try a 32M run there.

abit an8 sli
mushkin pc 3500(heatspreaders intact)(bh-5)
3.5vddr 1.75 vtt
3500 clawhammer

http://members.cox.net/italygirl25/3500@268mhz.bmp

DFI LanParty SLI-D
3.4v DIMM

http://members.chello.pl/xt/BH6.JPG

FX-55
Ultra-D
2x512MB Corsair 3200C2 v1.1 BH-6
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...89/270mhz2.jpg

I have BH-6....Vdimm is 3,7 without any cooling:D

http://img204.echo.cx/img204/2234/1525432m2ti.jpg

EDIT: I have read first post and i have changed this screenshot....now its 32M :)

All valid screnies have been added!

@kostek13

First of all, you have not provided any info as to what mobo and RAM are you using... Second, raise your screen resolution so you can fit 2 instances of CPU-Z (CPU and Memory tabs)...

Best I can get out of this 3200 Gold BH, 262Mhz 3.6v. Using 0704-2(Bigtoe mod).

http://members.shaw.ca/Eldonko/262-1.JPG

This is on the 7 series BIOS. I switched to the 310P after and could do it with 3.3v. (see new 270mhz below)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v475/musk/SP32M.png



Also just got 270mhz stable. 3.6vdimm

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v475/musk/32M270.jpg

275.4mhz 3.6V
2x256MB BH-6 Infineon&Twinmos
http://img316.imageshack.us/img316/469/2754mhz9ia.jpg
DFI NF4 Ultra-D
Venice 3000+
:)

OCZ 3200VX, 3.55V
dfi nf3 ultra-d, 602 bios
3700+ san diego

http://www.shrani.si/pics/32m51370_resized.jpg

TMSP PC3500 BH-UTT coupled with 3000+ Venice and DFI Ultra-D.
No real burn-in yet, this is 252MHz at 3.4v.

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Originally Posted by szukalski

TMSP PC3500 BH-UTT coupled with 3000+ Venice and DFI Ultra-D.
No real burn-in yet, this is 252MHz at 3.4v.

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Good work bro

With a bit of burnin and some timing tweaks 260 should be possible... get into it! hehe

4x512 Twinmos SP BH-UTT 2-2-2-5-7-12-2T 245mhz@3.4v
DFI NF4 Ultra-D 0623-2

I´m happy to see this thread as a sticky, it deserves it.
Thanks for the work bachus_anonym!

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Originally Posted by KoNiaK

I´m happy to see this thread as a sticky, it deserves it.
Thanks for the work bachus_anonym!

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I second that. The Winbond and TCCD NF3/NF4 threads have been great resources for my learning curve.

Big ups to Bachus! :toast:

2*256 ADATA BH5 313we 2/2/2/5/7/12/2/2/12 at 3.8v at the moment
DFI NF4 ultra D (bios 310p)
Venice 3000+

http://www.membres.lycos.fr/boblemag...uperpi32mo.JPG

4*256 ADATA BH5 313we soon test (giga k8n sli / Epox 9npa+ / DFI nf4 Ultra / venice 3000/ sd 3700+)

After a while, thread has been updated :) Thank guys :thumbsup:

I stuck this thread, together with TCCD one and Enjoy's list of 2x1GB OCs. I hope you will guys enjoy them :)

Here's some OCZ VX at 3.4v

http://suckasd.com/computer/fx57/utt32mpi.jpg

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Originally Posted by bachus_anonym

After a while, thread has been updated :) Thank guys :thumbsup:

I stuck this thread, together with TCCD one and Enjoy's list of 2x1GB OCs. I hope you will guys enjoy them :)

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Thanks bachus :)

3000+ 0517 VENICE
GSkill 1GBGH
DFI Ultra-D


My Super pi 32m
DDR540 2 2-2-5 3.5V

http://img385.imageshack.us/img385/3883/54032m1bw.jpg

Test rig:
AMD 3200+ Venice 0517 (very poor @ O/C)
2x512MB G.Skill GH
DFI SLI-DR

262 MHz, 2-2-2-5, 1T @ 3.5V (3.6V for stable Memtest86)

>>>Screen<<<

Result for entry :D

BIOS 623-2 / Yellow

331x9 : DDR540
http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/1...i32m1rf.th.jpg

Others for Interest

270x9 : DDR540
http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/3...i32m6pp.th.jpg

375x8 : DDR545
http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/4...pi329yh.th.jpg

CPUz Validation

** michael, my little suggestion:
you should check the multi. You know what I am saying.;)

4x512mb..

http://205.209.142.180/onepagebook/2...illgh2g32m.jpg



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2x512mb; 32m passed , currently hold the 6th place

http://www.ocxtreme.org/onepagebook/...w/pi32mrec.jpg