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Hi,
i benched today with this two sticks of BH6 and i'm very impressed! But pics are better then words... ;)
http://mar.h0sted.org/corsairbh6grave.jpg
http://www.weber-steuerungstechnik.de/felix/bh6pic1.gif
http://www.weber-steuerungstechnik.de/felix/bh6pic2.gif
Some results:
http://www.weber-steuerungstechnik.de/felix/bh6276.gif
http://www.weber-steuerungstechnik.de/felix/bh6280.gif
With 4V setting in bios they won't boot, but anyway, good enough. :D
my sticks ;) flashed to 3500c2 spd that they were able to run 1:1
n1 work my friend .. think it's wr
Thx for the toys mate! ;)
I tried first with only 3,47V and i liked what i saw! ;)
http://www.weber-steuerungstechnik.de/felix/bh6265.gif
Not tested with less Volts.
Great RAM! :up:
It seems the NF4 chipset really helps RAM overclock. :)
they already ran 256 asynch on neo2 with 3,2- 3,3v
http://www.directupload.net/images/041214/EZOjf9z4.jpg
Nice work!
Thx! :toast:
Very nice gravediggA :)
But I am not sure its the WR.. I believe I once saw the japanse fellow going past 300mhz.
I also believe Hipro up in the level.
Thx. :toast:
U are maybe right, but it's really hard to find any results with BH6. I think hipro is somewhere between 273-279MHz. Dunno ... :D
We really need an official pc-worldrecord page. ;)
Yeah but with the speed some of you guys are breaking records in it would probably need some crew members contantly searching for updates :)
Hehe yes, that could be a problem. :)
:D Holy $hit I need my DFI back yet - I'm so tired and fed up with waitin' here all the time, have FX, 6600 GT, BH-5, TCCD, MACH II GT........ all the "toys" I need but I can't do any work without the damned board anyway............ :(
:toast:
Thats funny as i had virtualy the same results with my BH6 corsair, but I proke 1 stick removing the Sinks :(
The managed 275 fairly easy with 3.5v too :dammit:
:toast: :banana:
Nice RAM there! but not a WR :(
i can't imagine what Hipros BH6 will do in an AMD64 rig
How about a sticky where we post only when we can do higher than the last post.Quote:
Originally Posted by GravediggA
any discussion on the posts of these stickys should be done in another thread
Like "2x512 2-2-2-5 WR"
i post 270Mhz and the next post must be 270+Mhz
this can be done for CPUs too!
damn i have a 512stick bh-6 corsair thats spd rated 2700, only it does 255 with 3.3v on nforce 2... once i get more volts too it ill see if i can break that!
Yea that would be very interesting :)
nice bh6 there :toast: :D
Thx! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by esdee
I hope he will make some benches soon on a A64 rig!! I'm not sure, but i think he is not over 279MHz with his intel rig, but dunno, i found no screens.
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Yes, a thread like u said could be a nice idea, but who do it? :D
@All
Hope to see some other benches from BH6, some guys really have some nice Sticks out there! :toast:
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Originally Posted by GravediggA
Something tells me he will bench with A64 soon ;)
We need to talk to mods/admins for that thread as for how many areas of OCing should be covered
umm thats 2*256. high clocks with only 512mb is not uncommon.
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Originally Posted by bias_hjorth
Screw that! if you want a record you do the research and see if you beat it or not. Then tell them your speed and proof etc with pics and verifications etc.
Great clocks... :up:
Did you do any kinda burnin to be able to switch to 3.8V+ or did it work without errors instantly?
Damn that's one hell of a BH-6 :D I've got a pair of XMS3200C2v1,1 with BH-6 and the highest I've done is 272fsb on a nf2 platform. 267 was sisoft stable(with sucky timings due to not enough volt). I didn't have a vtt mod back then and I've got no idea what the memory voltage was :(
Now I havn't got a unlocked cpu so I can't try no more :(
Clicky
Great overclock! Do some serious burnin now! :D
I have 1 stick of a corsair BH-6 and the best fsb I benched is 286 (DC with a Kingston)
2-2-2-5-7-12 of course
got a pair of BH-6 that have been into 276 territory, but only stable at 263 max.. might have been nF2 limiting me, maybe i'll know later when I give them a go on my 939 board when it arrives..
Then get some 2 x 256MB BH6 and do it too! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by situman
@SAE
No, they two stick were ~ 3 hours in my Pc and they worked fine with 3,9V, with 4,0V i get a BSOD. With my Mushkins i get BSOD with 3,9V and with my Corsair BH5 i get sometimes a BSOD with only 3,8V! Maybe the PCB or the ICs can't handle the Vdimm, dunno. :)
i <3 bh6, ive been up to 255 with 3.3v with mah various bh6 sticks :)
Damn, my Mushkins really rocks, but i can't get any stability over 3,68V. And above 280MHz is an magic wall, i think something else is limiting me. Any ideas? I don't think the cooling is the problem, the rams are really cold, and the PWM area too! :confused:
http://www.weber-steuerungstechnik.de/felix/bh5278.gif
Edit: I think i could be the IMC of the A64! Or?
Edit2: Hmm, 272MHz with 3,47V.... strange.
MY bh-6, actual load voltage 3.5v, when i get more volts ill hit 280 :)
http://www.evilspork.net/users/blinky/files/GCS0029.jpg
sweet, makes me want to go steal my sticks out of my office computer and stick them in my home rig :D
C
hey does anyone know how to turn on large memory pages?, it wont work in my sandra
or do i need more ram than 256?
This is a screenshot I made some time ago when I first came up with this tweak.Quote:
Originally Posted by blinky
The thing is, for some reason Sandra 2005 doesn't use LargeMemoryPages even though it's turned on in Options. I don't know why :confused:
It works with Sandra 2004, though ;)
EDIT: I know it works with Server2003 and Windows 2000 (not 100% sure, though). It probaby doesn't work with Windows XP, but I haven't checked to be quite honest ;)
EDIT2: BTW, since I'm here... NICE clocks there guys :thumbsup:
bachus, i cant find the group policy object editor :(
Well, just checked... It seems, that WinXP is out for question for that tweak :( Sorry, bro...Quote:
Originally Posted by blinky
but.... im on win2k...Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
Hmm... I guess, that my doubts about Win2k are true. Then only Windows Server 2003 is good for that tweak...Quote:
Originally Posted by blinky
START>RUN>GPEDIT.MSC or SECPOL.MSCQuote:
Originally Posted by blinky
you need to add yourself, not just "administrator"