>> Micron DDR3 / Corsair @ DDR3-1960 CL7-6-5 >> very fast SPi32M runs, 13k Everest <<

[bachus_anonym]

lol i might have a picture of you Bachus, i took some pics of corsair tech lab :P

I think I remember you were on a tour with a bunch of other guys from South-America.

He's the guy with the shaved head whose lab table has like $50,000 in memory on it at any given moment!

That's probably correct...

I'll have to look at the picture to see if Bachus is in there. p.d. i found him (had to cut the picture couse of nda:

Yup, that's me

Very very fast results bachus...but I've got a feeling that DDR2 properly tweaked with P35 can match those. Anyways its about time someone made the new tech look...new.

I might be wrong, but out of those three 32M runs above, 12:02 @ 3.88GHz might be the hardest to match with DDR2, even on MCH register tweaked up P35. Time will tell, of course.

Yeah DDR2 properly tweaked on P35 could do it or get close, but very fast stuff Bachus especially 10k everest copy bandwidth.. that's what stuck out at me.. 13k read too Obviously higher cpu FSB helps with such bandwidth too

Thanks George! Yeah, 13k Read and 10k Copy should be out of reach on curent C2D DDR2 platform, at this CPU speed that is (3920Mhz). I was messing with P5KD, and Striker Extreme, and did not see 12k+ happenning...

I'm a bit busy at work right now, but I will make another shot at 11:xx below 3900MHz. Those 3s were driving me crazy, and still could not loose it... Only tweaks I used at that time was maxmem=600 (which seems to be a bit overrated, from what I have seen during that test) and copywaza (which shaved about 5-7s of each of those 32M runs, compared to "untweaked".

Thanks again