I'm running 2x4GB at 2133mhz 10-11-10-30-1T @ 1.4V on Asus P8Z77-M with Pentium G620. It probably can go lower, might need to do some further testing.Originally Posted by andlcs
Haven't stress tested, but finishes Pi 32M and some h.264 video encoding without any problem
Last edited by fakhrain; 08-06-2012 at 08:08 AM.
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Sammys 9-11-11-21 @ 2200, tight subs working on bandwith
See what happens if you lower RAM REF cycle time ...one of my sets will do 96 happily at 2200 9,10,10
Another thing to try is tRRD to 4 and tFAW= 4*tRRD
Last edited by OldChap; 08-07-2012 at 02:45 PM.
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Thank you !I've been looking for ways to still improve my bandwith. I can go for 2400Mhz but eventhough I can pass HyperPi 32MB, I can't finish the y-crunsher run without errors :/ eventhough I was able to do it 2 or 3 days ago, oh well strange stuff.
I can indeed lower REF Cycle but it holds little bandwith improves, at least judging by AIDA's bench. As for tRRD and tFAW, will do.
EDIT:
Apart from latency it looks pretty much the same
Last edited by st0ned; 08-07-2012 at 03:20 PM.
Yep. Some gains are bigger than others and some are not gains at all.
These were both tips I read here on the forums that gave me a little gain in superpi and aida 64. Just passing stuff on
Want to try tWR down to 9 or 8 next? Have a little fun and play with these settings... BUT.... I borked a windows install in the process so a recovery disk and that kind of stuff is useful
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Well I don't care much about this windows install, it's f***ed anyway, but I really appreciate the advice. I did some bios mambo jambo, aka 3rd timmings and boom
I see ppl with 2600c10 with less bandwith then this
Your gain came from TRRSR=4. This gives a huge boost in bandwidth but renders the system unstable at higher frequencies.
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I have 4 sticks from 1150 batch. Still trying to find a way to run them at more than 1866MHz. They boot until 2000MHz but they are not stable. Using bios F11 and cpu @ stock. Is there a magic timing for 4 sticks?
Tried CR=2T, tCL=12, tWCL=CL-2, etc...
I will test each stick alone to see the limits and using 2 sticks too when I have time.
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What timings? Cas 9 requires quite some volts on these sticks. You might want to try Cas 10 for 2200+ speeds.
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If anyone is interested in getting some (or more) of this ram, it is back on sale at the egg, $45 per 2x4GB kit, less $5 off code = net cost of $40 and free shipping.
$5 off w/ promo code EMCNBNA25, ends 8/15
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a little birdie told me FULL compatibility for GB boards(so 2400+) will be here soon....
currently testing, but looking very good.
Last edited by sin0822; 08-10-2012 at 08:36 AM.
What are you testing on...the G1 Assassin 2?
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You americans don't realize how lucky you are paying $40,- a kit. I had to pay more than double the amount for a kit here in Europe!
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No currently just Z77 platform, Z77X-UD5H and Z77X-UP5 TH, I think it is a fix they might be able to apply to all boards, or it might be something that needs to be done board to board to tune for none XMp memory. I am not sure. All I know is that I just ran SPI32M at 2600mhz with 2 sticks on my UD5H at 10,12,12,25 T1 and 1.7v(i just set 1.7v to be sure) 2400mhz at 1.5v is easy too.
Yay
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tell me the little birdie said the UD3H was getting the fix as well Sin. . .
Ill push for it to be put on all the Z77 boards, but I think they will do it anyways. UD3H would be an obvious choice for the fix, i think they just UD5H is a top seller and takes more attention.
That would be a nice change!
They maxed out at DDR3-2133 on GA-Z77X-UD5H with 9 of the 11 BIOS' I tested.
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I had a brain fart...I meant to ask if it would be the G1.Sniper 3 (I figured that it would be Z77 chipset), since you did a recent review on it, but I had the Assassin on my mind due to the fact you have it posted for sale in one of the other forums (maybe here, too?) and I had just seen that thread. My bad.
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Yea I have both boards, i am not selling either. Ill hang onto Assassin 2 for a while because it has the on-board CA20K2. I am currently debating which one to put in my main machine.
Perhaps Sniper 3.
They can do DDR2200 on current BIOSes and if you do it at a cold boot they can do 2400, but only on a cold boot.
Last edited by sin0822; 08-10-2012 at 05:14 PM.
Yup, and now let's show some stuff instead of talk!
First off the Z77X-UD5H running 2x4GB Samsung Green ULV@ 2600 Cas 10 T1
Second we have the beautiful Z77X-UP5 TH-CF running 2x4GB Samsung Green ULV@ 2600 Cas 10 T1
Great news Sin! I hope they spend some time tuning 4 dimms compatibility as well.
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Hey Sin you must have been pushing some serious volts (>1.7v) to those mems, never the less congrats it looks great !
yea it is there I am told. Already taken care of.
Beside a week 11 kit i see another week 5 kit putting up some nice numbers. Week 5 pops up a little too often when it comes to good clocking kits to call it coincidence.
What voltage for 2600 C10 if i may ask Sin?
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