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    Mushkin XP4000 UCCC low latency fun

    well of course they don't like to get very tight...here is the best they would give me, finally got <30s SP1M...lol,

    243mhz @ 2.5,3,3,0 1T @2.6v

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    Last edited by hawkeyefan; 05-12-2006 at 11:38 AM.

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    Wow, very tight TRFC.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EnJoY
    Wow, very tight TRFC.
    Wow, I'd say :o
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eldonko
    Wow, I'd say :o
    Is that possible??? I just cant believe ...
    Sometimes a good slap in the face is all you need

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    I can fix this problem with a hardware mod....
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    That's the default on my ASUS board and it wont change no matter what you set it to in the bios. Waiting on another Bios uograde
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    They look pretty good. I'm really tempted to pick up a set and see how they compare to my Ballistix. Decisions Decisions...

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    Are you sure those are UCCC's?
    My Infineon CE's also like 2.5-3-3-0 at about 240-250MHz. Try setting Trp to 2, my CE's did 2.5-3-2-0 at 240MHz.

    What timings did you need to get higher clocks?

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    These is some nice, tight timings ! And the Vdimm is pretty low as well =D.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PowerToTheUsers
    Are you sure those are UCCC's?
    My Infineon CE's also like 2.5-3-3-0 at about 240-250MHz. Try setting Trp to 2, my CE's did 2.5-3-2-0 at 240MHz.

    What timings did you need to get higher clocks?

    yeah for sure...week 0538 (iirc) UCCC Rev. C chips. they won't boot with tRp of 2, even at 175mhz...

    they don't go super high clocks, fully stable ~273mhz 3,4,3,8 1T
    3Dstable ~280mhz 3,4,4,8 1T

    stable @ 273mhz=
    1T
    3
    4
    8
    3
    7
    14
    2
    2
    2
    3
    2560
    BI=enabled
    twcl=1
    dqs=auto
    skew= 0
    level 3/4
    weak 4
    8ns
    5.0ns
    dc=disabled
    16 clocks
    16x
    7x
    32bit gran=disabled

    I think I have an odd set of UCCC...3,4,4,x timings don't help them get higher stable clocks. also like a bit more volts than most (2.66v vs. ~2.50v). they refuse to get stable at 0780 tRef, which works best for everybody else...these like 2560 tRef only.

    here are my current 24/7 settings, lol, more UCCC weirdness:


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    Nice results! Especially the tRFC

    Was tRP of 2 not possible at those speeds, or is that a setback of UCCC?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deathspawner
    Nice results! Especially the tRFC

    Was tRP of 2 not possible at those speeds, or is that a setback of UCCC?

    I believe all UCCC is limited in that regard. I can't boot these with CAS 2.0 or tRp 2 no matter what, at any speed/voltage. even tried Cas 2 @ 100mhz, no dice haha

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    Ahh ok, cool. I never bothered to try anything lower than 3-3-3 on my UCCC. 3 tRCD is usually a no go at higher speeds though as I recently found out.

    By looking at your sig, your UCCC do the same that mine do.. same timings and everything. Looks like that is the ultimate sweet spot, lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deathspawner
    Ahh ok, cool. I never bothered to try anything lower than 3-3-3 on my UCCC. 3 tRCD is usually a no go at higher speeds though as I recently found out.

    By looking at your sig, your UCCC do the same that mine do.. same timings and everything. Looks like that is the ultimate sweet spot, lol.
    that's another weird thing about this set...seems like all the rest will do 3,3,3,8 or so at ~250-260mhz. Mine jump straight from 2.5,3,3,x to 3,4,3,x and they hate 3,3,3,x. go figure

    updated sig for new settings...popped the IHS off my first chip the other day and those are the results so far. couldn't get stable @2800mhz before, now no problem dropped all my stable voltages at each speed ~0.055v

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    I should give my UCCC a shot again and see if I can hit 250 with 3-3-3 timings. Did you happen to try 3-3-3 timings with 2.8v? *Some* UCCC tend to love Voltage, at least that's what I have found in my testings before.

    Nice 2.8GHz btw. I can do 2.8 on my 3200, but it's not *that* stable. Plus, I am too much of a wimp to de-IHS
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