i7 980X + Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 bios

New thread just for i7 980X results. This is only my 3rd day using i7 980X so still along way to go figuring it out. Will be doing a full proper review for i4memory.com later on ;)

Westmere 32nm goodness

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...3/IMGP7628.jpg

System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5870 10.3 beta
• 6GB Gskill Trident 16000C9
• 80GB Intel X25-M G2 SSD (OS)
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated)

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...ps_idle_tn.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...1024m_load.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...5_32m1024m.png

@4009Mhz 1.264v idle and 1.216v load

With EIST/Turbo enabled and Win7 Power Management set to Balanced. Loadline Calibration Disabled = Intel vdroop enabled.

wPrime v1.55 Load

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...1024m_load.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T..._1024m_32m.png

Prime95 Load

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...v/p95_load.png

3dmark06 with HD5870 @850/1200 default

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...1200_24839.png

@4276Mhz 1.320v idle and 1.264v load

With EIST/Turbo enabled and Win7 Power Management set to Balanced. Loadline Calibration Disabled = Intel vdroop enabled.

wPrime v1.55 Load - did 2 runs here as I have Turbo Power AUTO which meant @4276Mhz 1.264v load, it throttled according to i7 Turbo monitor. Then I set Turbo Power in bios to Disabled to prevent throttling for 2nd run. Noticeably faster wprime 32M and 1024M times when Turbo Power is disabled to prevent throttling.

Turbo Power AUTO

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...d_throttle.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T..._throttle2.png

Turbo Power Disabled

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...erturbooff.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...erturbooff.png

3dmark06 with HD5870 @850/1200 default

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...1200_26241.png

@4677Mhz at 1.368v idle

Tried a max cpuz validation run @4677Mhz at 1.368v idle.

http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/1070883.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...cpuz_valid.png

First bench moving off crap low memory clocks for something more decent memory clock wise :D

Validation i7 980X @4844Mhz at 1.456v

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http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...cpuz_valid.png

Super Pi 32M, Wprime 32M & 3dmark06 @4620Mhz 1.448v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...0s715ms_tn.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...ime155_32m.png

Single HD5870 @ stock 850/1200

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...1200_28054.png

Wprime 1024M @4620Mhz 1.456v

Load temps

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...1024m_load.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...e155_1024m.png

PowerMate Wattage Meter Peak system power draw from wall:

• Idle = 225-228W
• Spi 32M = 250W load
• Wprime 32M = 386W load
• Wprime 1024M = 391W load
• 3dmark06 = 390W load

System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5870 10.3 beta
• 6GB Gskill Trident 16000C9
• 80GB Intel X25-M G2 SSD (OS)
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated)

Nice results mate, so close to sub 8min at 4.62GHz. Looks like these B1's are the CPU's to look for.

hmmm very good post's george :D

this is last es step before retail?..like say is this chip most like retail you think?
also have you played around with ht off was there any noticable increase in clocks? or about the same?
sry for all the ?'s :p:

Wow EVA! Thanks for the data! I hope to pick one up next week.

Good job Eva, :up:

If someone could pick on Gulftown for utilizing DDR3 only at 1066 MHz, it would be a "Memory Addict" like you. It will probably be plenty of bandwidth anyways, but if you get time to run some tests, it will be interesting to see what kind of read/write you are getting wit all those nice sticks that you have got.

Do you know if the MB + 0609 bios can boot with a X56xx(b0) without a hard mod?

temp look good

what is Max Multiplier board can set ?

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Nice results mate, so close to sub 8min at 4.62GHz. Looks like these B1's are the CPU's to look for.

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Thanks... yeah efficiency is okay considering i used win7 and not winxp for 32M :)

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hmmm very good post's george :D

this is last es step before retail?..like say is this chip most like retail you think?
also have you played around with ht off was there any noticable increase in clocks? or about the same?
sry for all the ?'s :p:

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Yeah B1 Step 2 = Q4EG is the one before retail although I've seen retail cpus with B1 reported in cpuz whether correct or not no idea heh.

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Wow EVA! Thanks for the data! I hope to pick one up next week.

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Thanks... will be nasty Pcmark05 multi ssd hardware raid action i can imagine :) I have a 256GB Crucial RealSSD C300 SSD arriving this week too :D

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Good job Eva, :up:

If someone could pick on Gulftown for utilizing DDR3 only at 1066 MHz, it would be a "Memory Addict" like you. It will probably be plenty of bandwidth anyways, but if you get time to run some tests, it will be interesting to see what kind of read/write you are getting wit all those nice sticks that you have got.

Do you know if the MB + 0609 bios can boot with a X56xx(b0) without a hard mod?

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haha, needed to isolate cpu from memory as much as possible to find out what cpu is capable of before i flog the memory side :D No idea of Xeon 56xx though, should of held out for Xeon 36xx instead hehe.

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temp look good

what is Max Multiplier board can set ?

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Yeah temps and power consumption are surprising for 4620mhz ! Only tried cpu multi as high as 35x so far, maybe later will try higher. Playing with bclk next.

very nice! Its with AIR?

Awesome as usually, mate! Testing the IMC soon? :)

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very nice! Its with AIR?

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No, water, it's all in the OP.

Nice test runs

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Super Pi 32M, Wprime 32M & 3dmark06 @4620Mhz 1.448v
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You are using QPI/VVT=1.425v for @4620Mhz, that's a big jump from 1.225v needed for stock speeds. These Six-cores seams to love VVT, my X5650 seams to do anyways. I can't find any info on Intel's max VVT recommendations for 24/7, is it still 1.35v?

Anybody got a link to Intel's recommendations for 24/7 voltages on these CPUs? Google has nothing about these stuff yet. ;)

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Originally Posted by Sam_oslo

You are using QPI/VVT=1.425v for @4620Mhz, that's a big jump from 1.225v needed for stock speeds. These Six-cores seams to love VVT, my X5650 seams to do anyways. I can't find any info on Intel's max VVT recommendations for 24/7, is it still 1.35v?

Anybody got a link to Intel's recommendations for 24/7 voltages on these CPUs? Google has nothing about these stuff yet. ;)

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VTT is for uncore. The higher uncore speed the higher the VTT needed.
From records, u need at least 1.4v VTT to do 4000Mhz uncore & this is related to 2000Mhz RAM clock. :)

Thanks guys it's water cooled if you read above posts for listed system specs.

Gulftown if you try to push uncore frequency (and memory frequency) exactly like Bloomfield i7 900 series with 2:1 uncore to dram frequency ratio (2x), then yes will still need lots of CPU VTT volts to get stable.

But unlike Bloomfield, Gulftown has a lower uncore to dram frequency ratio requirement at 3:2 min (1.5x), so if you want to use less CPU VTT, you can drop uncore frequency to 1.5x times dram frequency set and thus use less CPU VTT volts at the expense of some drop in performance (how much drop not yet sure - something probably I'll look at in my i7 980x review for i4memory.com ;)

Absolute max voltage/current from intel datasheet pdfs, compare for Core i7 980X vs Core i7 900 series (i7 920 to i7 975)

Core i7 980X
http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...te_minmax2.png

vs

Core i7 900 series
http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...ute_minmax.png

Thx for the datasheet :) I couldn't find it. Max safe value for VVT has actually gone up :clap: That's really good news.

The Uncore on my X5650 is stuck at x20 no matter what x3, x8 or x10 RAM, or QPI-multiplier I set in BIOS. Both CPU-z and CPU-tweaker are reporting Uncore=x20 all the time :rolleyes: . I don't trust any of these to be totally correct yet, and it may be a UD7-BIOS-bug too, but can it be some kind of Xeon DP locked Uncore too?

Whatever the reason, I have to find out later, but right now I'm using VVT~=1.38v for 4GHz and it is good to see it is within Itel's safe limits. :)

FYI, dual QPI link Xeon Westmere EP processors are uncore locked to 20x and memory multi locked to 10x, so nothing you can do about it. Not that 2x Xeon 56xx will have negative performance benefit from such hehe

Ignore vcore used, as messing with max BCLK tests now. First attempt at max BCLK resulted in 230.3bclk validation, 228.8bclk 12x1M Pi and 227.8bclk 12x2M Pi, 32M PI single and 3dmark06 nearly passed but froze at end of the last test (Deep freeze) - maybe need a bit more voltage somewhere. Looks like higher vdimm was needed not for memory frequency but the high QPI frequency of 4099mhz.

230.3 Bclk
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/1088151.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...cpuz_valid.png

228.8 Bclk
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...i1m_12_txt.png

227.8 Bclk

12x 2M Pi Load
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...2_load_txt.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...i2m_12_txt.png

Single Super Pi 32M
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...s567ms_txt.png

Okay pulled off 3dmark06 and Vantage run with bump in IOH PCI-E volts from 1.52v to 1.54v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T..._25273_txt.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T..._20696_txt.png

System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5870 10.3 beta
• 6GB Corsair Dominator GT 2000C7
• 80GB Intel X25-M G2 SSD (OS)
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated)

Pushing it 3d wise, 4721mhz 1.528v idle and 1.480v load (loadline calibration disabled), 270W system idle power draw, with 466W peak system power draw for 3dmark06.

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T..._28407_txt.png

Still playing with 0609 bios and some Elpida Hyper FTW http://i4memory.com/f83/khx2000c8d3t...i7-980x-23731/ :D

DDR3-2160Mhz 7-7-7-21 1T at 1.78v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...s621ms_txt.png


DDR3-2191Mhz 7-7-7-21 1T at 1.78v

http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/1178340.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...cpuz_valid.png

System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5870 10.3 beta
• 6GB Kingston 2000C8 (KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX)
• 80GB Intel X25-M G2 SSD (OS)
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated)

Not bad - will be interesting to see how much more head room there is :)

Does only the 0609 beta bios are working with the p6t6 ws revolution. I am actually looking to get that board and a 980x for a video editing,gaming,crunching rig with cpu and motherboard block. Also nice to see that the motherboard have no problem getting higher bclk than the other mob which most have a 222bclk wall. Did you raised the pci-e frequency for your max bclk test ??

PCI-E used for >227bclk is 104-105mhz.

0609 first bios that supports i7 980X hence why still using it.

How about 6-6-6-20 1T :D Windows max 32M Pi @DDR3-1850Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T, max 1M Pi @DDR3-1880Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T and validation @DDR3-1893Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T.

max 32M Pi @DDR3-1850Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...s210ms_txt.png

max 1M Pi @DDR3-1880Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...s812ms_txt.png

max validation @DDR3-1893Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T

CPU VTT = 1.50v
VDIMM = 1.76v

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http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...cpuz_valid.png

System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5870 10.3 beta
• 6GB Kingston 2000C8 (KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX)
• 80GB Intel X25-M G2 SSD (OS)
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated)

Awesome CAS 6 Validation!

You always get such sweet memory, send the Kingston rep my way :)

haha i bought this kingston kit for AUD$550 (US$495) off Andre on the forums = very first newegg.com batch that came out

DOA = RMA#1 older SKU, then 2nd kit dies = RMA#2 older SKU, then this kit is the result with new SKU model and Elpida MGH-E Hyper = 3rd time lucky :D

Funny though now the new SKU in Australia only costs AUD$375 (US$330)!

and did you had any strange problem while testing with the 980x and the p6t6 ?

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haha i bought this kingston kit for AUD$550 (US$495) off Andre on the forums = very first newegg.com batch that came out

DOA = RMA#1 older SKU, then 2nd kit dies = RMA#2 older SKU, then this kit is the result with new SKU model and Elpida MGH-E Hyper = 3rd time lucky :D

Funny though now the new SKU in Australia only costs AUD$375 (US$330)!

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Ohh Wow, that is a lot for a kit!! Hope they paid some of that shipping for you on those RMA's, did you have to send them into the US for RMA?

Wonder if that new SKU you mention is better, or as good as what you have now?

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and did you had any strange problem while testing with the 980x and the p6t6 ?

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no probs yet - smooth sailing so far but remember my 980x is b1 step 2 ES not retail cpu (same b1 step 2)

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Ohh Wow, that is a lot for a kit!! Hope they paid some of that shipping for you on those RMA's, did you have to send them into the US for RMA?

Wonder if that new SKU you mention is better, or as good as what you have now?

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Yeah expensive at the time, my current sticks ARE the new SKU = KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX :)

old vs new skus http://i4memory.com/f83/old-vs-new-k...per-ics-19273/

Ahh ok, I thought maybe you got sent something special for all your hassles with multiple RMA's.

Thanks for the link! I always enjoy reading your guides, tips, and findings on such things!

I was wondering do you think you could write a guide or something for tuning RTL's?

RTL tuning haven't done much of - i just go with whatever is stable unless you want to loosen RTL for higher bclk/mem clocks at expense of clock for clock performance. I rma'd my kingston via Kingston Australia disty even though I bought mine from USA :)

Ok, just thought maybe you had some method of fine tuning or something like that.

Nice to see you didn't have to ship to the US all those times!

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New thread just for i7 980X results. This is only my 3rd day using i7 980X so still along way to go figuring it out. Will be doing a full proper review for i4memory.com later on ;)

Westmere 32nm goodness

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...3/IMGP7628.jpg

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The batch# of your goodness is very close to my X5650 3951A700 ES goodness. Same production week.

Nice seems 3951xxxx are pretty good for air/water at least :)

My 2nd fastest PB for 32M - yeah H20 cooled only :)

The resulting 32M Pi time ended up my 2nd fastest PB time just behind my W3520 + DFI UT X58-T3EH8 @4794Mhz H20 time of 7min 24.422s

4769Mhz with DDR3-2167Mhz 7-7-7-21 at 1.8v for 7min 24.937s. Very close to the limits of the voltages used and/or close to my max H20 cooled i7 980X Super Pi 32M stability or could be memory limit considering this KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX kit did DDR3-2160mhz 7-7-7-21 at 1.78v for 32M with same i7 980X.

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...7ms_turbov.png

Finally new PB for 7-7-7-21 validation at @DDR3-2235Mhz 7-7-7-21 at 1.8v

http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/1201351.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...cpuz_valid.png


System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5970 OC Edition 10.4 Official Catalyst Drivers
• 6GB Kingston 2000C8 (KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX)
• 750GB Samsung SATAII OS
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• WinXP Pro SP3 nlite + Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated) dual boot OS

Great results! Good job.

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Great results! Good job.

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Thanks :)

How about DDR3-2305Mhz 8-8-8-24 at 1.66v air cooled memory :D

6GB Kingston 2000CAS8 KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX
@DDR3-2184Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at 1.66v
Next step was to drop the Uncore multiplier one more step from 23x to 22x. You'd think this would by default allow higher memory clocks, but it didn't. The reason being on Asus P6T6 WS Revolution, Uncore frequency is tied to Round Trip Latency (RTL) A/B/C channels and auto adjusts to tighter RTL values as you lower the Uncore multiplier. For further reading on this check out the info about optimal Uncore to DRAM memory ratios for Core i7 980X.

So next step is to manually loosen RTL A/B/C channel values with Uncore multiplier dropped from 23x to 22x which allowed windows to boot in and pass single Super Pi 32M run @DDR3-2184Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at same 1.45v CPU VTT and 1.66v VDIMM ! And ended up max screenshot captured clocks at DDR3-2305Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at same voltages.

• 23x 182bclk = 4186Mhz cpu frequency
• 22x 182bclk = 4014Mhz Uncore frequency (cpuz reports it as NB frequency)
• 18x 182bclk = 3276Mhz QPI frequency
• 12x 182bclk = DDR3-2184Mhz memory frequency

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...8m28s359ms.png

6GB Kingston 2000CAS8 KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX
@DDR3-2305Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at 1.66v

• 23x 192bclk = 4418Mhz cpu frequency
• 22x 192bclk = 4226Mhz Uncore frequency (cpuz reports it as NB frequency)
• 18x 192bclk = 3457Mhz QPI frequency
• 12x 192bclk = DDR3-2305Mhz memory frequency

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...92_1152mhz.png

System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5970 OC Edition 10.4 Official Catalyst Drivers
• 6GB Kingston 2000C8 (KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX)
• 750GB Samsung SATAII OS
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• WinXP Pro SP3 nlite + Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated) dual boot OS

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...00cas8_001.jpg

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...00cas8_002.jpg

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...00cas8_003.jpg

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...00cas8_004.jpg

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...00cas8_006.jpg

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...00cas8_005.jpg

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...c8_12GB_01.jpg

http://img.i4memory.info/reviewimage...c8_12GB_02.jpg

12GB Super Talent 2200C8 @6-6-6-20 1t

Quick runs seeing as 2 modules out of 6 can do 900mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.7v memtest86+ v4.10 and the other 4 modules only do 894mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.7v memtest86+ v4.10, then for just single 32M Pi test, 6x2GB Super Talent 2200C8 falling in around:

• 879Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.7v with CPU VTT 1.4125v
• 885mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.7v with CPU VTT 1.425v
• 889mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.72v with CPU VTT 1.4375v
• 894mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.72v with CPU VTT 1.44375v

Bootable at 879Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.66v with CPU VTT 1.3875v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...cputweaker.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...verest_spd.png

879Mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.7v with CPU VTT 1.4125v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...8m37s546ms.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...1200_26820.png

885mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.7v with CPU VTT 1.425v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...8m35s098ms.png

889mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.72v with CPU VTT 1.4375v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...8m36s096ms.png

894mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.72v with CPU VTT 1.44375v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...8m30s230ms.png

900mhz 6-6-6-20 1T at 1.70v with CPU VTT 1.425v

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...cputweaker.png

System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5870 10.4 Official
• 6x 2GB Super Talent Speed 2200C8 (made up of 2x2GB dual channel kits WS220UX4G8)
• 750GB Samsung SATAII (OS)
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated)

OMG :O

12Gig 1800CL6 :D

Nice Very Nice I'm Shocked When See Last Pic ;)

yeah 12GB CAS6 is nice :)

back to 3x2GB for much higher head room though. Some Super Talent 2200C8 dual channel memory mixed for 3x2GB at high DDR3 memory frequency for triple channel on Asus P6T6 WS Revolution @DDR3-2462.8Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at 1.74v with just 1.50v CPU VTT with water cooled i7 980X !

@DDR3-2000Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at 1.64v

First safe voltage for 8-8-8-24 1T clocks, how about 8x32M Pi @DDR3-2000Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at 1.64v and 1.35v CPU VTT :)

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...hpi32m_x12.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...9m07s140ms.png

@DDR3-2206Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at 1.68v

Now still under 1.4v CPU VTT, 8x32M Pi @DDR3-2206Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at 1.68v and 1.39375v CPU VTT

8x32M PI complete

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T.../hpi32m_12.png

http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P6T...8m54s457ms.png

Now max screenshot and cpuz validations @DDR3-2436Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T and @DDR3-2462Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T both at 1.74v vdimm with 1.50v CPU VTT :)

@DDR3-2436Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T at 1.74v

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@DDR3-2462Mhz 8-8-8-24 1T both at 1.74v

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System:

• Intel Core i7 980X 3951A763 B1 Step 2 ES
• EK Supreme LT H20 + TFC480 + MCP655
• Asus P6T6 WS Revolution 0609 beta bios
• Sapphire HD5870 10.4 Official
• 3x 2GB Super Talent Speed 2200C8 (made up of 2x2GB dual channel kits WS220UX4G8)
• 750GB Samsung SATAII (OS)
• 120GB OCZ Vertex SSD (DATA)
• Pioneer DVR216 Burner
• Corsair HX1000
• Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit RTM (fully updated)

man george you got that ram going super fast. :D