Now it`s ok mateOriginally Posted by clem9
ok my mobo is overvolting just 0,13 v :x
it's bios 1,8 and 1,93 with multimeter...
1,93 is ok for your old good chips
Nice RAM, dude.
1.8 - 1.89
1.9 - 1.99
2.0 - 2.09
2.1 - 2.19
2.2 - 2.29
2.3 - 2.39
2.4 - 2.49
2.5+
Now it`s ok mateok my mobo is overvolting just 0,13 v :x
it's bios 1,8 and 1,93 with multimeter...
Nice RAM, dude.
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1.89-1.90 for me, first because its border line for DDR3 and because G.Skill heatspreader sucks
anyone knows where to get crucial values with d9GKXok my mobo is overvolting just 0,13 v :x
it's bios 1,8 and 1,93 with multimeter...
???
all the crucial value d9gkx is in vatican city lolanyone knows where to get crucial values with d9GKX
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Earlier, Dominators worked at 1140MHz 5-5-4-5 @ 2.14V on their own.
@Cryptik Hi mate.
This may sound weird but you know when you run adobe programs, or 3D studio or render something, convert video etc. it does seem to reduce refresh time and somewhat increase bandwidth, not so much in figures, but i can feel it's a bit quicker.
Edit: No post. xD
Last edited by mad_skills; 09-02-2008 at 06:38 AM.
lol yeah I removed it cos I thought it was a bit OT but what the hell. Thanks for the reply mate. Makes sense, I never saw running it that low help in benches like everest but it does make SPI faster, and it makes sense it would makes apps feels snappier too. So long as you don't crash out of games with it that low it's fine (that's the one symptom I have noticed running it too low, 3D apps crash to desktop, but it causes no errors in orthos/memtest etc).
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Voltage: 1.9v (for both settings)
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No crashing, even run could do 5-5-4-4 @ 2.19V for 24/7 but feels the same and there was no need for additional 0.05V with no performance difference.
For benching of course you follow other principles but in real work it does ok.
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