1.48v vCore seems a little high??...Quote:
Originally Posted by emvella
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1.48v vCore seems a little high??...Quote:
Originally Posted by emvella
Here is where I am now...Happy with this as it is stable at the limit..:surf:
One more click on SetFSB & SuperPi 32M will crash.
cheapseats & ci2kla, thank you for your help.:up:.
Anybody tried some i7 triple channel memory on this board ? like the dominators 2000 cas 7 ?
Hi Neo mike,
I am not sure if you are aware that the triple channel memory requires much lower voltage and based on this the non i7 boards might dangerously oversupply the triple channel DDR3.
Perhaps someone else here on the forum can shed more technical know how than myself.
OK my board went nuts again :rolleyes:
I've switched my memory from D9GTS to D9JNL (crucial value stick without heatspreaders)
Try clocking pass 1460Mhz CAS 7-7-7-21 with 1.67v and still freezes in memtest86+. Sometimes there's an wierd error message looks like "Interruption Halt" or something.
OK then I swtiched back my memory to D9GTS and apply the OC profile that I've proved stable, reboot...WTF? No screen displaying? LCD Poster stucked at "CHECKCPU"?....:rofl:
I've tried 0801 0901 1003 BIOS and of course no luck:rolleyes:
Then I changed the clock skew from 400/200 to 400/normal and it freakin booted to windows, even passed IBT 10 loop like before...clock skew...makes my head skew...:shrug:
I have personally run i7 memory on my stiker 2 extreme in dual channel with no problems at all, and it overclocked really well, wondering about this board, seems very picky with memory, and im thinking of buy this board.
hi neo mike :)
wondered about the elpida IC myself, as the adata 2133 are rated for ~ 2V, but even if possible with GT or blades, 7-8-7 timings are not the best for RE. The other thing is vNB: to get higher CL7 clocks than good micron can do already, and run minimum tRD, vNB is going through the roof. if you raise tRD then you may as well run CL8, as Read bandwidth will be about the same.
i know it wasn't your question but the crucial kit in your sig looks well suited to RE - from the GTR/GTS timings anyway..:up:
HTH
cheap
Yeah my crucials are nice, they will do 2090mgz cas 8 on my board, but not stable, 2040mgz is best i can do, which is not bad. But im looking for a new board, and im liking this rampage board alot. I would love to try those 2133 adata on my board, but mucho cash.
Hey guys. I just got my REX and did a little fsb testing today. Just stuck with the x6 multi and went for raw fsb.
Setup: All air for now
E8400 E0 batch Q829A
Rampage Extreme bios 0901
Mushkin 2x2gb 1600mhz 7-7-6-18 PL10 for all runs
vista hp 64-bit
8800gtx
Antec 650w
The video card and PSU is just a spare for testing. While testing I found that at 600fsb I could get windows to quit crashing until I changed my CPU/NB skews to 600/400. After that it was gravy. Seems a little off from what most of you guys are running :confused:
Here's my max valid before I called it a night - http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=519378
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...1&d=1236059617
Bios
FSB - 600
Multi - 6
CPU Skew - 600ps
NB Skew - 400ps
NB Strap - Auto
Ram - 1600mhz
Timing - 7-7-6-18 1T
AI Twister - Moderate
PL - 10
CPU vcore - 1.35v (overkill to eliminate variable)
PLL - 1.577v (overkill too)
VTT - 1.378v (overkill) could've went back down to 1.3v
GTL lanes 0 & 1 -45mv
NB GTL - Auto
NB vcore - 1.577v (didn't test my lower volts after I got stable)
Ram volts - 1.908v
Everest (trial version)
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n.../Everest1t.jpg
Super Pi 1m - No tweaks
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...EX/spi1m1t.jpg
Super Pi 32m - No tweaks
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...X/spi32m1T.jpg
Wprime 32m - No Tweaks
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...prime32m1t.jpg
is the probe II readings accurate on this mobo? it seems to be a little different than BIOS readings.
I'd like to know the same thing. vcore and PLL seems to be right with the bois on mine but the NB and others don't. I also wonder if the temps are correct for the nb too. I saw almost no gain in temps when raising nb volts.Quote:
Originally Posted by WhiteFireDragon
Are you on water?Quote:
Originally Posted by chuchnit
No not right now. I'm just rockin' it with my zalman and stock nb cooling with the fusion block on top. The LCD was reading 44c for the NB @ 1.577v. I was just trying to get a feel for the board for when I do some dice runs.Quote:
Originally Posted by ci2kla
Good luck for your dice run~ looking forward for your report :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by chuchnit
My board for screwed up maybe because of the ultra-high FSB in long run...:rofl:
Quote:
Originally Posted by ci2kla
Thanks :up: I'm still a noob to dice benching so don't expect much. Plus I need another video card for anything respectable. I need some nice 2x1gb sticks before I get try to step on the gas any.
hahaha.... you just gotta talk to it right. :rofl: You didn't know you gotta call it dirty names when pushing it that hard? :ROTF:
HCI Memtest 2000% + Everest :up:
475x9 / 1:2 / 950mhz / 400 strap / CT Auto / tRD 6 / 7-6-5-15 / all subtimings Auto
http://i447.photobucket.com/albums/q...0_HCI_2000.jpg
http://i447.photobucket.com/albums/q...5x9_950_EV.jpg
MEM TO THIS Motherboard ???
2GB OCZ Flex II XLC DDR3 PC3-16000 (2000MHz)
These premium modules run at incredibly fast 2000MHz speeds at CL8-8-8 timings for added performance to high-end systems with integrated water-cooling. Designed to the very core to offer enthusiasts the thermal management innovation of hybrid water and passive cooling, the new PC3-16000 Flex II Series offers rock-solid stability and performance for your high-end gaming or overclocking system.
The OCZ Flex II heat management solution enables high-frequency memory to operate within an optimal balance of extreme speeds and low latencies without the high temperatures that inhibit or damage the module. Each PC3-16000 Flex II memory module features this breakthrough thermal management technology from OCZ that combines an effective new heatspreader design with integrated liquid injection system and dedicated channels directly over the module's ICs to effectively dissipate heat produced by high-speed memory. This sophisticated series was engineered with a unique "flexible" design to give enthusiasts the option to run the modules passively or water cooled via the thick array of aluminum fins, and the concurrent use of both options promotes maximum heat dissipation.
http://www.memoryc.com/computermemor...xiixlckit.html
it is good ram, to use with a QX9770
OCZ meh but nice marketing
Hello cheapseats,
Great setup with your rig & the Corsair RAM. I see you used the 0403 bios for this test..Did you try the 1003? and if so any success?
I am still running my rig at 575FSB x8 at a rock solid 4.6Ghz with the same tight ram settings as published in my previous post.
Also, what prog do you use to display the little blue background window below the Memset one?
hi ragheb, so far i just tested with my old favorite 0403, then to try 0401 as it's reported fastest in 32M. also going to test CL8 on 0403 before i change.
i need to add 0.06V to vDIMM for tRFC 60 @ 950mhz/CL7, so it wasn't a good option for HCI testing :D
other tight subs are also great for maximizing SPi 32M efficiency, but i don't run anything else myself which shows a benefit. memtest stability might be difficult too..
i'm curious what you've got planned now ragheb, as Intel ssd + iram paging looks great for a 32M setup :up:
Everest OSD: go to File>preferences>OSD Items......choose what you want to see from there, then OSD>show OSD panel.
the road to sub 9 minutes 32M: 40mhz+ saved on CPU clock :up:
same OS and tweaks etc - just tighter memory timings
tRFC 56 possible for either kit but don't yet know if minimum for corsair.
9m07.938 / 5014mhz / 590x8.5 / JNL IC (from feb 09)
http://i447.photobucket.com/albums/q...712_09m07x.jpg
9m07.312 / 4973mhz / 585x8.5 / GTR IC
http://i447.photobucket.com/albums/q...32M_09m07x.jpg
Wow cheapseats. That last test was awesome in terms of the tight timings you are managing with the Corsairs. I see you have upped the voltages on the CPU to 1.528 (what is it in bios?), but what about the rest of the volts settings. surely not as in your 2092 post at 585 FSB!! Also interested to know what your temps are with that voltage on the Noctua..
I will try to replicate your last test but on the 1003 bios to save you time on testing it yourself and obviously if that struggles I will revert to 0403.
I am also trying to learn how I could tweak the SuperPi test using my hardware which I must admit is running at an astonishing HDtach & HDtune results which I will post for kicks soon but my priority now is sub 9 on SuperPi & not 100% sure whether this would need higher FSB or ubberGhz..
Cheers
I had a little fun at a friend's house with his cascade :D:D:D
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=520420 :cool:
Should be good enough for 7/24 use.
http://i317.photobucket.com/albums/m...A666/600v2.png
Can anyone please help of this suspicious degrading issue?
This E8500 can do 442x9.5 4199Mhz @1.25v and pass IBT 10 loops
but at 600x7 @1.25 will cause instant fail....
While I've tested 600x7 @1.25 before and no problems at all...:shrug:
Seems the board is playing me. :rolleyes:
@ragheb
thanks ragheb :up: it's getting tougher now... higher efficiency = higher CPU load, so to achieve the same 32M time, the minimum vcore to pass @ 4973mhz with GTR timings was the same as 5014mhz using JNL timings (1.53V set / LLC on). With looser timings on the corsair, 32M runs ok @ 5014mhz / 1.53V same as cellshock. i also used PLL+SB1.5 = 1.59, vNB = 1.57, vTT = 1.40, GTL0 = +40, skews auto. all ok to finish 32M, but stability beyond that is untested. To run over 1.53V vcore and avoid failure in the first few loops, a few changes were necessary to PLL, vNB and CPUGTL.
cheap cooling: low ambient (~ 1C) + no case...judged CPU temps for the most recent run with fingers on the heatsink base / heatpipes - not too accurate or reliable, but if it feels cool, then ok for me... ;)
@ci2kla
for this vcore and multi (Edit: 1.25V / 6x) what did you find with PLL / SB1.5 @ 1.51-1.56V (ie below vNB droop) ? cheers:)