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you may:D
and i agree,thats why im going to keep looking.
kits im looking for need to do 1200 w/2.08 to 2.14v
i do have one great kit on the way though that
does 1200 2.08v.so tomorrow i will have some fun.
also a guy said he had some pc8500 16FD5's FS
Sounds good- tomorrow or wedenesday i will get 2 8500 16FD5 kits- naked, but the heatspreaders are in the package with some Zalman glue^^- I hope they can stand the comparison with the 3 kits I have here and my CS and Team 8500:D- but I am not very optimistic, its getting harder and harder to get good kits which arenīt degraded or even defective:(
yep,most kits have one decent stick and the other blows
But not all- arrived today, 18F highest selection ICs:D- tested at 1,95Volts 600 PL7 2:3 Memtest stable, havenīt tried less V or higher frequency yet- lack of time:(
http://www.abload.de/img/ballistixnaked1xtae.jpg
P.S. I think setting the clock for summertime is futile now as it ends in less than two month:D
wow, crazy memory you got there :clap:
my 18f with 2.55 volt can do 1300 4-4-4-12, 980 3-3-3-8 and about 1550 5-5-5-15.
1200 5-5-5-15 rock solid at 1.90
i still have these jewels on my desk
:yepp: good stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by websmile
i sent radaja 2 of those:eek:
should be here today:D
thank you much:up:
enjoy bud:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by radaja
lets see what gigabut can do lol
cant wait til i have the ram and cpu,because this ud3p
i have is awesome.572fsb so far:D and i think i can get much more:up:
i wanna see no less than 600fsb:p:Quote:
Originally Posted by radaja
me too:D
Some more D9 love...
Mushkin XP2-8500 996562, D9GSV chips:
http://img814.imageshack.us/img814/4...hkin996562.jpg
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/5...shkin99656.jpg
Mushkin XP2-6400 996561, probably D9HBD chips:
http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/5...hkin996561.jpg
http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/5...shkin99656.jpg
Quick test, how far I can lower the voltage at 600MHz CL5:
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/5...ucial10tha.jpg
These are my benching sticks, the Crucial 10th Anniversary Kit. Nothing spectacular but still pretty good for a kit that has been used at 2.65V most of the time...
Don_Dan,very nice:D 2.06 for 1200:up:
well i got a few new sticks of d9's and a new UD3P rev 1.0
now to start clocking:D
http://i54.tinypic.com/970474.jpg
looks like this new kit i got is a pretty decent kit.crucial pc8500 16FD3's
its nice when you get new sealed ones like this kit.at least then you have
a decent chance of not getting degraded chips
8x500@4000 DDR2-1200 2.08v vdimm bios/2.06v real:D
http://i52.tinypic.com/2r4qwsw.jpg
http://i55.tinypic.com/w87335.jpg
Lol-Iīm surrounded by low voltage fetishists:ROTF:- lets get it on with some more V:D- some Cellshock 1150 Red Devil with GKX, once were mine but sold them- since the new owner doesnīt seem to get along with them he sent them for testing at high frequency- 2,24V on my UD3 were enough for about 1275 with auto subs and turbo- and they scale^^
http://www.abload.de/thumb/cellshock...6mhz32ankv.jpg
Nah, I'm not really into low voltage, just did this for comparison purposes. :)
Are these Pace.Mr._Ace's sticks? If he doesn't want them anymore... I still want them. :rofl:
@radaja: Very nice mate! :up:
Did you try 400 2:3? Those settings might require even less Vdimm.
Yes, these are the CS now owned by Pace.Mr_Ace- send him a PM, maybe he sells at the right price:D , knowing he is also getting a 1066 Ballistix kit from me doing 1300 at 2,16V 32M- think he has too much ram now^^- technical and optical these are 100%
BTW- no difference with me between 500/600 and 400/600 in Ram voltage- but I think you have to look for the right GTLs, radaja- 1,38V NB is very high- my UD3 is stable at 1,22-1,24V in bios at 500/600, prime large, blend and 32M;)
just got the board yesterday and im using my standard known good settings to fire it up and make sure it runs normal using the 333strap and 5:6 divider.my other board wouldnt run PL8 at 5:6 500fsb with out 1.40v.ive gone through about 6 UD3P's in the last month and testing them for the best one.Quote:
Originally Posted by websmile
this setting im using1.28v vtt/1.38v vmch good up to 560fsb ddr2-1334,at least with my first UD3P from way back.so now i will start pushing the fsb and see how far it goes and if it stacks up to my good one:D
Thatīs my Board with my old E8500- cpu wasnīt that good- ram at 2,4B, but I forgot the tab:rofl:-was one of my first tries, then I came to the point where I needed less NB
http://www.abload.de/thumb/ud3520128large61mblbz.jpg
And this is the DFI I sold recently with my E8600 and some Ballistix at too much V^^
http://www.abload.de/thumb/534x7532mpbx9.jpg
I got plenty of D9 kits available *hint*hint* :D
cant afford yours *hint*hint* :D
hidin my last 2 stix of d9:p:Quote:
Originally Posted by radaja
I'm always using 1.34-1.40V for benching, and 1.28V for memory testing, I'm sure you can lower you Vnb, or go for 600MHz FSB. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by radaja
Today I tested another stick, Corsair 6400C3. It's a very nice stick, too bad I only have one of these.
http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/5...rsair6400c.jpg
For DDR2-1000 CL4 it needs 2.00V, while the Crucial 10th Anniversary kit needs 2.13, for DDR2-800 CL3 it needs 2.13 while the Crucial kit needs 2.22V.
After I finished all my tests, I plugged in the 8888C4 stick ( I only have one stick of those as well :shakes: ), which resulted in no boot. Plugged in the 6400C3, set a higher Vdimm, plugged in the 8888C4, again, no boot. Then I plugged in the 6400C3... no boot. Another memory kit, again no boot. At that point I was starting to get nervous, CMOS Clear and again no boot. :eek:
After unplugging everything and using only one stick of value memory I was able to revive it, I'll give it some time to rest now. Would have been really bad to lose a v1.0 UD3P that way.
Nice result- but seems you start collecting single sticks xD
P.S. @Topic- one of the two new ballistiX kits I got- both work fine, when I am finished with testing others peoples ram I might give them a try- 600 Cl5 @1,9V looks good
http://www.abload.de/thumb/60019v32mkit1y9ea.jpg
P.P.S. Iam actually selling my 1000s CS and a kit of Ballitix 1000s- so start saving your money,Dan:rofl:
Thanks! :)
I only have two single Corsair sticks, everything else is in nice pairs. :D
Just wanted to test them since Memtest runs don't take long with 1GB sticks. However, I wonder what caused these problems, the 8888C4 worked fine on the Commando last time I used it.
600MHz CL5 @ 1.90V is just sick. :up: :yepp:
PS: I might actually be interested in one of the 8500 -18F kits.... and I saved some money by now, not like the last two times. -.-