SuperPi32m 5GHz & 4GHz Z97 Haswell ( Refresh ) All Out Challenge!

[crustytheclown]

If you don't install MEI or something related it shows 3 iirc from z87 days...

[Splave]

Might be a mistread. When I set 4 on ASUS and use ASRock software, it reads 3.

Do you believe in magic?

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...Z97OCF012c.rar

Me neither :P

[C-N]

awesome run guys!

How do you set tWTR 3 on asrock? in the same bios 0.12C i only have the option to set "4" and "auto" no 3 lol

Lower twrrd to15 & leave twtr at 4 in bios = 3 on everything that reads it.

[sergmann]

sergmann - 5:58:031 - 49x102 - 1428.9 MHz - 9-12-12-16-108-1 - Z97 OCF - G.Skill TridentX 2x4GB/Samsung - 2.06v - CPU/Water+Mem/Air

[Vivi]

great run serg

[Alex-Ro]

Alex-Ro - 5:56:375 - 49x102.1 - 1497.9 MHz - 9-12-12-18-108-1 - ASUS MAXIMUS VII IMPACT - Corsair Vengeance PRO 2x4GB/Samsung - 2.35v - CPU/Water,Mem/Air



Same subs as before,just forgot to open utility

[nXXo]

very nice run ALexyour hch9 is under cold ???

[Alex-Ro]

No,air@15 degrees Celsius.

[nXXo]

next time put a timming configurator with your screen NJ!

[sergmann]

PSC Test with LN2

sergmann - 5:56:469 - 50x100 - 1333 MHz - 6-10-6-24-64-1T - Z97 OCF - Mach Xtreme 2x2GB - 2.16v - CPU/LN2+Mem/LN2

[bullant]

Little update,little waza used here

bullant - 5:54:828 - 42x119.1 - 1429.2 MHz - 6-10-6-24-64-1 - Z97 OCF - GSkill Pis 2000 cl6 - 2.26v - LN2 -160

[TaPaKaH]

1429 6-10-6 is the new standard now

[bullant]

1429 6-10-6 is the new standard now

Yeah mate ahah

[nfszocker]

nfszocker - 5:57:594 - 48x104.1 - 1457.8 MHz - 9-12-12-18-108-1 - Z97 OCF - G.Skill TridentX 2x4GB/Samsung - 2.22v - CPU/Water+Mem/Air

[TheHoof]

Bit of a thread Necro, as is usual for me, but I think I'll be posting some results here in not too long. Have some PSC and BDBG on hand, and some BBSE on the way.

[TheHoof]

TheHoof - 5:59:000 - 50x100 - 2800 MHz - 9-12-12-14-104-1 - ASRock Z97 OC Formula - G.Skill TridentX 2400C9 2x4GB/S2D - 1.96v bios/1.955v HWiNFO - AIO CPU/stock mem

Long time no see! Finally getting back to testing again
A hair under 300ms behind PB with the older hardware, suspect bios (which is 2.00, not 1.80) or just 4790K is the cause for the time penalty
Really hope it isn't the latter, because I have a much stronger chip and would like to use it for screens here.
Not sure if core or IMC but these core clocks are not stable through Aida mem bandwidth tests :/

[TheHoof]

TheHoof - 5:58:656 - 50x100 - 2800 MHz - 9-12-12-14-104-1 - ASRock Z97 OC Formula - G.Skill TridentX 2400C9 2x4GB/S2D - 2.1vdimm - air CPU/stock mem

It's been a while, y'all! Good to be back! Been having a lot of hardware struggles over the past year or so. Finally found a reliable motherboard/CPU/mem pairing. Had to recreate and retune my OS to beat my PB from a while ago. If anyone needs a copy of it for testing, feel free to shoot me a message wherever you know me
Found a QE6S from China, already seems good without delid. It'll pass with lower volts but I didn't minimize for reliability's sake. Hoping that I can get one of my CPUs to do 50/50 on air, though I think that'll need a 4790k I haven't posted here yet.
Scores still seem kinda inconsistent, especially with anything other than this Samsung profile. I'll get it figured out though, I have a metric ton of memory to bin.

[Don_Dan]

Well done, thanks for posting!

[TheHoof]

TheHoof - 5:58:406 - 50x100 - 2800 MHz - 9-12-12-14-104-1 - ASRock Z97 OC Formula - G.Skill TridentX 2400C9 2x4GB/S2D - 1.99vdimm - air CPU/stock mem

Still a couple hundred ms off my goal, but still pretty solid! I'll take it. Moving on to 2860 next!

[TheHoof]

TheHoof - 5:57:906 - 49x102.1 - 2860 MHz - 9-12-12-14-104-1 - ASRock Z97 OC Formula - G.Skill TridentX 2400C9 2x4GB/S2D - 2.12vdimm - air CPU/stock mem

Crazy that C-N was doing .375 with settings similar to this, wonder what I'm missing. Had some runs that looked like they'd be .7xx-.6xx. Also had some 2900 runs about halfway through that probably would've been .4xx, got more instability beyond 2.17vdimm.
Base clock fluctuation is annoying. I need to set 99.9 to get 100, 102 to get 102.1, and it still fluctuates down.

[TheHoof]

TheHoof - 5.58.094 - 50x100 - 2800 MHz - 9-12-12-14-104-1 - ASRock Z97 OCF Formula - G.Skill TridentX 2400C9 2x4GB/S2D - 2.005vdimm - air CPU/stock mem

TheHoof - 5.57.907 - 50x100.05 - 2802 MHz - 9-12-12-14-104-1 - ASRock Z97 OCF Formula - G.Skill TridentX 2400C9 2x4GB/S2D - 1.99vdimm - air CPU/stock mem

Got a new OS from another user, after some optimizations it seems much better. My 2800 time is nearly matching my previous 2860! Accidentally forgot to open my SPD tabs on that second screen, oh well.
Also figured a workaround for the bclk fluctuation issue. If I boot at a lower bclk and raise in OS with Rapid OC, the clocks seem much more stable. I also have a lot more granularity with bclk, allowing for changes of 0.05 effective, which weren't possible through the bios alone. This was not possible on my previous OS because of specific services that were disabled.
I still have a couple more aggressive tweaks to implement, though not sure if they'll give a significant enough gain to be worth it unless they decrease run-to-run variance, too.