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    Quote Originally Posted by Leeghoofd View Post
    George for president, Ace-a-rue don't mess with this guy , he will make you cry. He's mister memory !!!
    LOL

    2x1GB Twin2X2048-10000C5DF Dominator
    Asus P5K Deluxe 0311 bios


    I decided to revisit my 2x1GB Twin2X2048-10000C5D Dominator memory rated at DDR-1250Mhz 5-5-5-18 at 2.4v (kindly supplied by Corsair ).





    Originally, even with 0311 official bios the 10000C5D Dominators were a bit more than flaky on P5K Deluxe - understandably so as 10000C5D Dominators are validated only on eVGA 680i motherboards. But it seems now that I am retesting them in black dimm slots instead of yellow dimm slots, they're alot more stable particularly at 4-4-4-x timings needing less vdimm and clocking a bit tighter on memory timings in black dimm slots than in yellow dimm slots!

    Note, prior to these tests all my 2x1GB memory testing to date on P5K Deluxe has been in the yellow dimm slots.

    System


    I managed to pull off some quick tests for low clock Super Pi Challenge @3600Mhz and managed my fastest Super Pi 1M and 32M times to date for a quad core Kentsfield Q6600 cpu

    CPUZ Validation


    Super Pi 1M


    Super Pi 32M


    From my experience on Asus P5B Deluxe, quad core kentsfield B3 stepping is around 10-20 seconds slower clock for clock than core 2 duo B2 dual core cpus. And even my personal best E6700 B2 dual core time on P5B Deluxe @3600Mhz is only 13min 08ish.

    Will have to do some more tests with black dimm slots it seems

    Edit: okay confirmation from bingo13/Gary from Anandtech here, black dimm slots are designed to do this according to Asus!

    Quote Originally Posted by bingo13 View Post
    The black slots are required for high memory clocks or stable low latency settings on either P5K board, in fact on the P5K3, the only way to get above 1800 in dual channel mode is to use the black slots. ASUS has the official explanation coming shortly...
    Edit 2: Yup can confirm now black dimm slots rule for 10000C5D Dominators on P5K Deluxe

    Black dimm slot = 625mhz 5-5-5-15 3-30-3-3-8 at 2.4v memtest able
    Yellow dimm slot = 590mhz 5-5-5-18 10-42-10-10-11 at 2.45v semi stable in memtest

    Huge difference!
    Last edited by eva2000; 06-13-2007 at 02:34 AM.
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