DI = Dry Ice
2.6V should be to much anyway for 24/7 and DDR2 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by truehighroller
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DI = Dry Ice
2.6V should be to much anyway for 24/7 and DDR2 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by truehighroller
Oh, thank you, well is it safe to use 2.6~v with my spot cool for 24/7?
Ok, my mistake :DQuote:
Originally Posted by jmax_oc
With was at CryptiK asking whether I used spreaders.
Truehighroller, I wouldn't suggest more than 2.2v max for 24/7 regardless of cooling :)
Oh, and DI is dry ice.
You want to use 2.6v 24/7? If so, no way, no cooling is good enough for that. 2.4v max 24/7 with good aircooling (eg: 80 CFM 120mm fan) and 2.2v is the top end of what I would run 24/7 with good aircooling (and I would expect ~2 years lifespan at 2.2v), I prefer the 1.95 - 2.05v level.Quote:
Originally Posted by truehighroller
Cheers for that, J-max OC is a ram clocking legend. I also attempted to remove my TG 8500's heatspreader, I got one side off easy, but the other side would have had to be heated with a hairdryer and I don't want to go down that path quite yet, so I put them back together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
Thank you guys,
I froze mine in the freezer :(
LMAO, it might have some condensation I bet..:ROTF::clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
I mean to froze them to get the heatspreaders off.
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Originally Posted by Oj101
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Originally Posted by fatguy1992
Well I did one better than a photo, I got the validation again. Boot from 490MHz 3-3-3-9 2.45v and SetFSB up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oj101
The new validation, correct this time
Here's another Run with my OCZ Reaper PC6400
Boot up at Cl3-3-3-8
Vdimm=2.73
managed on an Asus P5N-D 750i
For some reason my Corsair Dominator PC2-9136's can't do CL3. I tried 800MHz @ 3-3-3-9 W/ 2.46v and wouldn't boot.
Even my cheap TG 5300 can do DDR2-850 CL3 with 2,45v for 1M, maybe NB voltage was too low?Quote:
Originally Posted by fatguy1992
On the other hand your sticks are very good with CL5, some sticks are just made for high MHz, and some for low MHz with tight timings.
Yeah that what I was thinking cause I easy hit 1333MHz 6-6-6-18 (yeah i know CL6 isn't good) with only 2.36v. Also I'v tried high NB volts etc.
My old dead Dominator ram did 900MHz 3-3-3-9 W/ 2.56v.
DAMN! i wish i had discovered this thread b4 i sold my p45 ds3l.
i was running these kingston sticks at 4-4-4-5 at ddr2 1020, with 2.2V, i bet i could have pushed farther.
Wrong CAS latency :p: You need to be running 3-x-x-x ;)
Sorry 2 join in, but I think he meant since they could easy do 1020MHz 4-4-4-5 he could push them 2 1000MHz 3-3-3-9 etc.
I find a lot of RAM can do 1066MHz 4-4-4-x stable at very low voltages but very few can do 1000MHz 3-3-3-x stable on air cooling.
May we (Moonman & myself) offer some competition to Nanok - 565.8MHz CL3-3-3-10 Pi1M on P35 on plain & mediocre (even sub-par) Ballistix Tracer PC6400:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...21&postcount=8
http://www.shrani.si/t/A/q9/4ucYLpVr/pi1mcas3565-8.jpg
GoodRAM PRO 900 - HJ-M1, D9GKX 8. stepping
500.025 :D
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=854624
3.15V
I think it's the only GoodRAM in CAS 500+
mobo: Commando
EDIT:
and one more ;) :
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=886562
Kingston HyperX 1200MHz @ D9GKX 6WD22
513MHz @ 3-3-3-8 @ 3.05V