Geil-Shock! 672,55 mhz Cas 3-4-4-4

**dinos22** · 09-16-2007, 10:54 PM

ROFL is this some kind of a joke

did anyone pay attention to the terrible SuperPi times LOL

3520MHz on CPU and 19s Spi time is practically deserving of capital punishment not to mention at what MHz and latencies your RAM is at

**_Manny_** · 10-16-2007, 01:18 PM

Originally Posted by dinos22

ROFL is this some kind of a joke

did anyone pay attention to the terrible SuperPi times LOL

3520MHz on CPU and 19s Spi time is practically deserving of capital punishment not to mention at what MHz and latencies your RAM is at

very good in math... multiplier @ 6 ... ram 2:3

460 mhz x 6 = 2760 mhz

**Slay0r** · 10-16-2007, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by _Manny_

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setup:

- x5b Deluze (p5b deluxe full full modd)
- E6750 (walled @ 486 )
- Psu 500watt no brand
- Geil Superddr2 Pc 6400 cas 3-3-3-8 @ 3,09/3,14

I think than they 're tooooo fast...

Originally Posted by _Manny_

very good in math... multiplier @ 6 ... ram 2:3

460 mhz x 6 = 2760 mhz

setfsb in the second and third sshot _you_ posted shows real freq, alas 4xx*8, while in the next few sshots clockgen picks the idle value that with EIST on will be 4xx*6 .

give up while you're ahead pal .

**dinos22** · 10-16-2007, 04:20 PM

Originally Posted by Slay0r

setfsb in the second and third sshot _you_ posted shows real freq, alas 4xx*8, while in the next few sshots clockgen picks the idle value that with EIST on will be 4xx*6 .

give up while you're ahead pal .

^^^actually CPUz is MUCH more reliable in reporting RAM frequency than SetFSB or memset