not to sound rude or anything, but do you even know what those numbers mean specifically in relation to performance?Originally Posted by DerekT
not to sound rude or anything, but do you even know what those numbers mean specifically in relation to performance?
Fast computers breed slow, lazy programmers
The price of reliability is the pursuit of the utmost simplicity. It is a price which the very rich find most hard to pay.
http://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
Modern Ram, makes an old overclocker miss BH-5 and the fun it was
Hmm something tells me that these are the same ram as I have.. They used to clock _really_ bad, but since I changed to the yellow slots on my mobo and adding water to the northbridge - they absolutely fly!
This is with 2.4V I'll try to lower it a bit today, and I'll try 4-4-4 to see if I can go higher. The only problem right now is the motherboard, it is _really_ strange.. 8x472 is 100% stable, but 394x9 is far from stable..
EDIT: I now run it at 2.1V and looser timings
This is the highest I have it by now - maybe there is a tad more to get from it.
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=229321
EDIT2: I have found the limit at 2.1V now..
Unfortunately I forgot to get the vcpuid validatedI'll do that later.
Last edited by TheOriginalTB; 08-14-2007 at 10:31 AM.
Nice results TB.
These chips are in fact Elpida and don't have a tendency to melt with higher voltages! Also the kit is 159.99 at Newegg without a rebate: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...bXLC%2bCAS%2b3
Last edited by andyOCZ; 08-14-2007 at 03:14 PM.
Is that max screen or max orthos/memtest stable?
That is SuperPI 32M stable (and S.T.A.L.K.E.R), didn't have the time to test with orthos or Primes.
Thats pretty good hey, 525.5 MHz 4-4-3-8 at 2.1v is comparable to good D9's at the same voltageI'd be interested to know what their 100% orthos/game stable timings are at 2.1v
I'll let you know about that, but first I have to solve a cooling issue with my computer.Thats pretty good hey, 525.5 MHz 4-4-3-8 at 2.1v is comparable to good D9's at the same voltage
thats about right m8 for the temps, I see the same here during my testsI'll let you know about that, but first I have to solve a cooling issue with my computer.
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It happens _instantly_ I haven't tried to let orthos run for more than a few seconds as it is now. There definately is an issue with the contact between IHS and WB.
Mine shoots straight up from 35*C to 55*C on coretemp when starting orthos, then maxes out at 57/58*C. I think its normal behaviour, i have good HS to cpu contact and am using AS5.
I see a fair few people getting around 60 - 65*C on water. Whats you vcore, around 1.48v?
at 3.666MHz it's 1.57V under load and 1.6 when idle.
Ok, I'm back again, now it seems like I have sorted the heat issues. And I have vdroop modded my P5N-E SLI.
I'm at 556MHz ram now, 2.1V CAS 5-4-4-15-2T I'll try to get a new screenshot with 525 CAS 4-4-3-8-2T later.
Screenshot will follow.
Sounds good.
Ok, seems like 570MHz CAS 5-4-4 is max at 2.1V - or it is my CPU holding me back. (or more likely the crappy mobo..)
at 572 it's not dual Prime 32M stable, but 1M is just fine
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