My Second (and Last Try) Cas 3-3-3-8 WR, 546.0 MHZ.

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Really wanted to hit the 1100 mhz CAS 3 level. Maybe with DDR3. Luckily it seems like modules die, but come back to life. My hypothesis is solder gets hot. It allows you about 8-12 minutes from first boot to final crash. I think it's actually a lot more stable than I had originally thought, but you really need to keep module cool. Cooled via 2x 120mm SILVERSTONE Screamers at max. THIS WILL BE MY LAST TRY AT THIS. I can assure you all I am mostly sane, but seeing 542 a day after my try, I knew I had to break that .

I need to thank my fiancee for the DMM snap, while I was doing pi

First off validation as always. Settings were booted from BIOS.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=181144

System Specs:
Motherboard: P5N32-E SLI
CPU: X6800 @ 3900.00 on Jinu Modded VapoLS, Thanks Again!
Memory: Single Dimm 1 GB Corsair 8888C4D @ 3-3-3-8-2T (546.0 MHZ) Don't ask about subtimings, you really don't want to know :P

Voltages:
CPU: 1.61v
vFSB/VTT: 1.47v
vNB: 1.59v
vSB: 1.61v
vMEM: 3.29v

First snapped validation and shot, then ran PI2M, snapped again and crash . Also look at CAS 4 Pi2M. at the same speed, with only CAS Latency changed. Only needs 2.15v, quite a change...







If anyone else wants the record from now on, it is yours