P5Q3, BIOS 0801
2x1GB A-Data Vitesta JNL
RAM clocking:
work in progress. 720MHz 6-5-5.
VDIMM 1.95V, vNB 1.36V Doesnt seem to like the voltages being any less than that
-> Ignore the time, its not tweaked at all I just wanna know what MHz I can get.
800MHz (1:2 ratio) @ 8-7-7-21, VDIMM=1.95V, vNB= 1.36V wouldnt run 32M at all.
How is everyone else getting on?
Last edited by K404; 06-26-2008 at 02:44 PM.
Originally Posted by T_M
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Sometimes, it's not your time. Sometimes, you have to make it your time. Sometimes, it can ONLY be your time.
this ADATA X series or ADATA Extreme Kit
btw, nice run
Its A-Data X, didnt know there was Extreme as well
LOL the run sucksshould be easily into 11.x territory, maybe heading towards 11M 45.
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Sometimes, it's not your time. Sometimes, you have to make it your time. Sometimes, it can ONLY be your time.
Great mems,can they do that at 1T??
How about using MonteBoy SpiTweaker??
I know you can tweak but will save the trouble just for some quick tests
1T/2T isnt available in BIOS and Memset doesnt offer 1T- it goes back to 2T.
Iv never seen that tweak tool- will add it to the list of things to check out- cheers!
Last edited by K404; 06-26-2008 at 03:10 PM.
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Sometimes, it's not your time. Sometimes, you have to make it your time. Sometimes, it can ONLY be your time.
Did you try older bios? What slots you used?
I'm not tried 0801 yet, but I couldn't stabilize my OCZ 1600EB (D9JNL) rams. I tried lot of settings and memory ratio, but I got only superpi 1M done..2M not finished.. One of guy from hungarian site could stable 1700Mhz 7-7-7-20 2T with 3:5 ratio. That doesn't work for me. Try out,maybe it will help for you..!
"We are competing, competing to win. And the main motivation is to compete for victory" - Ayrton Senna
Have you tried the trick of vmch <= vfsb and only single channel just to see what's up?
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I got the same case with you b4, then I return the OCZ 1600EB for a pair of corsair 1333 DHZ, 1600CL7 rock stable@1.65V only.Did you try older bios? What slots you used?
I'm not tried 0801 yet, but I couldn't stabilize my OCZ 1600EB (D9JNL) rams. I tried lot of settings and memory ratio, but I got only superpi 1M done..2M not finished
Hey stephen
Cheers
K
-> Feel free to post up some results from SPi32M so we can see how the performance is
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Sometimes, it's not your time. Sometimes, you have to make it your time. Sometimes, it can ONLY be your time.
you mean the OCZ 1600PEB?Hey stephen
Cheers
K
-> Feel free to post up some results from SPi32M so we can see how the performance is
here you are
Thanks
K
Im throwing in the towel regarding this board. Maybe its potential will be realised one day. If it does, il buy it again...I wont hold my breath though. Disappointed.
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Sometimes, it's not your time. Sometimes, you have to make it your time. Sometimes, it can ONLY be your time.
Its A-Data X, i didn't know there was something else.
Most P45 chipsets seem to have problems with memory i think. Maybe give the board a little more time to see a more mature bios?
go 2,2 volts one rams omg 1,9 is not for benching xD
Thats correct, and i second that. Its a matter of time to get things iron out on this chipset. A couple of new Bios away and you will see a difference
Sad to say..
same here...
Have put my board up for sale already...
tried 2 pairs of memory, one gskill 1600c7 HZ and Team Xtreem 1600C7...
No results so far...
And both are D9JNL...
If that day comes, i'll just buy the board again.
I orginally bought this board for ddr3 choice, did not like any of my
micron sticks whether I used D9GTR or D9GTS all were 2gb pairs (2x1gb).
I tried same sticks I used successfully before on blitz extreme where they all did past 1800mhz CL7.
I tweaked my sub mem. timings over and over and this board would only run good with 1:1 memory divider.
JNL aren't chips who loves voltage,they have some sweet point and work the best with that voltage
With latest bios i'm stable for 32M @ 880+Mhz cas 6-5-5-13 PL7 on 3:5 but nothing with other dividers
good stick and nice runP5Q3, BIOS 0801
2x1GB A-Data Vitesta JNL
RAM clocking:
work in progress. 720MHz 6-5-5.
VDIMM 1.95V, vNB 1.36V Doesnt seem to like the voltages being any less than that
-> Ignore the time, its not tweaked at all I just wanna know what MHz I can get.
800MHz (1:2 ratio) @ 8-7-7-21, VDIMM=1.95V, vNB= 1.36V wouldnt run 32M at all.
How is everyone else getting on?
using the tables at http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3208&p=9
one can assume that the very best memory and performance results would be achieved by using a tRD of 5 and you are working with a tRD of 8 which cuts most of the gains of the faster memory frequencies achieved.
I would like to see the numbers for CAS 5 tRD 5 2:1 divider at the highest possible multiplier and numbers for CAS 6 tRD 5 2:1 also.
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