Oh, I forgot about some ORTHOS action at, let's call it, default speed - 2133C9
ORTHOS Blend at DDR3-2133 CL9
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A quick Everest bench at DDR3-2133 CL9
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That's what we do best, always pushing the envelopeOriginally Posted by Monstru
Sayya I think we're getting close to 24/7 2133 CL9 DDR3 kits
congrats on your achievements bachus
Sayaa will probably think these are Micron...which those in the know will know they aren't
Most will be stocking 2133 kits, I know we are.
So bachus are you going to spill the beans on the IC's or shall I? LOL
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Have a look over here
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Bachus for our help could you please post some BIOS SS or Pictures with the settings you used? i'm really corious and will try the good cellshock i have here that couldnt push more because of FSB.
Regards and 2133MHz CL9 sounds sweet for a retail kit
P.D. Not micron? i'll say Samsung then like TCCD looser timings and really high MHz.
plz spill someone...Sayaa will probably think these are Micron...which those in the know will know they aren't
Most will be stocking 2133 kits, I know we are.
So bachus are you going to spill the beans on the IC's or shall I? LOL
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Are there IC's the one's you said about the 2000Mhz kit of OCZ??The ones of the (hope you don't mind)Sayaa will probably think these are Micron...which those in the know will know they aren't
Most will be stocking 2133 kits, I know we are.
So bachus are you going to spill the beans on the IC's or shall I? LOL??
Hey Jody! Thanks for the kind words! You've been doing awesome work yourself! Keep it up, man! You have a huge fan base herefirst off, as everyone else has said, it is GREAT to see you back in action here at the house of Bachus. we (a lot of great clockers) have been trying our best to keep this place popping but it just doesn't have that same feeling without your excellent work. i don't have to say you inspire us with your work Michal so don't be a stranger
Eh, the fact that you know what ICs are used doesn't make any difference at all, Tony. I'd be surprised you didn't know, you wouldn't be doing your job, hehe. Unlike some other DRAM module makers, we've never been secretive about components we used.Sayaa will probably think these are Micron...which those in the know will know they aren't
Most will be stocking 2133 kits, I know we are.
So bachus are you going to spill the beans on the IC's or shall I? LOL
Anyway, as a matter of fact these components can be found on our 2 x 2GB parts that have been available for a few weeks now; and nope, it's not Micron this time. So, that leaves who? Pretty easy guess guys, come on...
Last edited by bachus_anonym; 05-21-2008 at 07:59 PM.
Oooh, you guys are getting a little feisty...
Seriously though, I don't care what chips they have if they clock like this, and neither will the consumer.
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Hmm, didnt think they scaled with voltage above 1.5-1.6, guess I was VERY wrong!!! But samples have been availible since mid-end feb, or am I mistaken?Hey Jody! Thanks for the kind words! You've been doing awesome work yourself! Keep it up, man! You have a huge fan base here
Eh, the fact that you know what ICs are used doesn't make any difference at all, Tony. I'd be surprised you didn't know, you wouldn't be doing your job, hehe. Unlike some other DRAM module makers, we've never been secretive about components we used.
Anyway, as a matter of fact these components can be found on our 2 x 2GB parts that have been available for a few weeks now; and nope, it's not Micron this time. So, that leaves who? Pretty easy guess guys, come on...
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insane clocks
nice
ps.
Czy ten komplet jeszcze żyje ? :P
exactlySeriously though, I don't care what chips they have if they clock like this, and neither will the consumer.
yeah, i saw 2133 999 at cebit, but it wasnt 100% stable unfortunately...I knowGood thing is, that's only for 600FSB. Up to 550FSB, it's not so bad, actually.
Yep, I've seen his 15k @ 2200C8+ on C73. Very impressive! I know we did above 2000C8, but I have not pushed it too far on C73 yet.
Regarding amount of boards I tried. Honestly, only two and they are very close, within a few MHz. Those are regular retail boards with retail E8400s. As I mentioned, things seem to get a bit bumpy above 550FSB/2200DDR3 on Intel X48 boards, and a lot of voltage seems to be needed, from what I can tell, once you approach 600FSB. Plus few tweaks here and there. We're still talking on air, that is.
i think it was a 790 problem tho and not memory...
i agree with you totally in that regard, we are platform limited atm... and unfortunately intels mainstream chipset, p45, hasnt really raised the bar.
and 790 has...but not very much... and its not exactly mainstream.
so you only tried 2 boards? and they were retail?
nice!
i hope you have time to show us some more 32m results
yes, please try to stay for a while michal!first off, as everyone else has said, it is GREAT to see you back in action here at the house of Bachus. we (a lot of great clockers) have been trying our best to keep this place popping but it just doesn't have that same feeling without your excellent work. i don't have to say you inspire us with your work Michal so don't be a stranger
*waves hands* oooouuuuhhhh its OOOONNNN, ITS ON!!!!oh yeah, and head over to the 32M low clock if you have time...some results from you over there would be nice too
do you take the challange michal?
or will you
jk man
Last edited by saaya; 05-22-2008 at 01:02 AM.
you mean these?Anyway, as a matter of fact these components can be found on our 2 x 2GB parts that have been available for a few weeks now; and nope, it's not Micron this time. So, that leaves who? Pretty easy guess guys, come on...
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right - just a better speed binning
Congrats! When I read about this achievement the first time (not @XS) I didn't thought that it was made "easy" according to the cooling.
The Initial value finished
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PI calculation is done!
Software tweaks are not for sale.
thats true... i would have exepected at least ps cooling cause of the high fsbCongrats! When I read about this achievement the first time (not @XS) I didn't thought that it was made "easy" according to the cooling.
michal, you should post some pics of the setup in your first post of this thread!
im sure everybody would love to see some pics of it, and to those who didnt realize it or are only seeing this thread now it shows clearly that it was all on air, which is niceon their keyboards if you show em a pic of the 2133 sticks
jody, prepare for results, hes so quiet... i think hes already benching
Last edited by saaya; 05-22-2008 at 10:40 AM.
Oh yeah, it would be nice to see this amazing Corsair kit, on action to 32M low clock challengeoh yeah, and head over to the 32M low clock if you have time...some results from you over there would be nice too
@bachus: OMG ! This kit is definitely amazing, orthos for 4+ hours stable !
Plus, IT CLOCKS LIKE H3LL !
Last edited by George_o/c; 05-22-2008 at 10:46 AM.
george! wth are you doing online again??
shhh shhhh, go and studdy some more!
Absolute truth Saschageorge! wth are you doing online again??
shhh shhhh, go and studdy some more!
Hides from MSN and sneaks into this thread later
The Initial value finished
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PI calculation is done!
Software tweaks are not for sale.
Hahahahaha... Going to continue right now though
@Stephan: I swear !
Sorry for the off topic bachus, won't happen again
OK, OK... Some picsmichal, you should post some pics of the setup in your first post of this thread!
im sure everybody would love to see some pics of it, and to those who didnt realize it or are only seeing this thread now it shows clearly that it was all on air, which is nice
Face-to-face with Corsair Dominator
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A quick test if we're still GO --- Boot up @ 612FSB
Last edited by bachus_anonym; 05-22-2008 at 11:59 AM.
OK, OK... Some pics
thanks michal!
so you didnt even watercool the nb?
damn, those P5E3 premium are some very nice boards then!
Did you play with the new DFi Gigabyte or Foxconn boards yet?
Whats next? do you plan to run some 790 tests?
Is there a big difference from Cas9 to Cas8?
Last edited by saaya; 05-22-2008 at 12:09 PM.
Wonder what the results are on the released 0402 BIOS instead of a custom BIOS spin? I bet they might just be a little different.
damn, those P5E3 premium are some very nice boards then!
1066MHz XMP profile? Why do i smell FAIL when using XMP?
What cpu can do 6x533 with stock cooling/voltages(fsb wise), and what board can do 533FSB with everything stock?
I would like to know how Corsair did that, seriously...
Everything over 933MHz should be with EPP2.0 extension for nVidia, due to having unlinked mode therefore not touching cpu and FSB to sky high frequencies.
I know that enthusiasts over there would ever use XMP, but average Joe getting fast memory would put computer together on Intel chipset and it just won't work.
That speedbin for memory is only useful for Nehalem.
Last edited by Kasparz; 05-23-2008 at 12:45 AM.
Dude where were you when some vendors introduced DDR600?1066MHz XMP profile? Why do i smell FAIL when using XMP?
What cpu can do 6x533 with stock cooling/voltages(fsb wise), and what board can do 533FSB with everything stock?
I would like to know how Corsair did that, seriously...
Everything over 933MHz should be with EPP2.0 extension for nVidia, due to having unlinked mode therefore not touching cpu and FSB to sky high frequencies.
I know that enthusiasts over there would ever use XMP, but average Joe getting fast memory would put computer together on Intel chipset and it just won't work.
That speedbin for memory is only useful for Nehalem.
So please stop thread crapping - these modules are not for average Joe, but for people knowing the difference and ready to pay for it
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