The Maximus Formula Thread - Help/OCing/Guide/Rampage conversion

[Barr3l Rid3r]

Try this, remember, it very important not to touch PLL; only raise vtt after going 2 notches on NB and failing to post or boot successfully into windows. Goodluck.

Funny, what made u guys think that g.skill DDR1000 can handle 1080 w/ PL 7 or 8? that easy, Here I maxed out at 1060Mhz PL 9 2.00v


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Thermaltak Big typhoon Lapped + Enermax 120mm @ 2100rpm

Zalman VF1000 + 2x 80x80x15mm Slim Ball-Bearing Fan

[Grnfinger]

Funny, what made u guys think that g.skill DDR1000 can handle 1080 w/ PL 7 or 8? that easy, Here I maxed out at 1060Mhz PL 9 2.00v


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Thermaltak Big typhoon Lapped + Enermax 120mm @ 2100rpm

Zalman VF1000 + 2x 80x80x15mm Slim Ball-Bearing Fan

That would be because mine run at 1103MHz 5-5-5-15 Dram static enabled
Clock Twister stronger PL7 @ 2.1 volts stable all day long.

mushkin ftw
glad to see you hopped on board.
now test your new max(imus) fsb!

There a really nice kit hit 1250MHz not stable tho, need to tweak them.
Might head over to there forum for some information on the dimms, see what others have got for a 24/7 setup.

[Barr3l Rid3r]

That would be because mine run at 1103MHz 5-5-5-15 Dram static enabled
Clock Twister stronger PL7 @ 2.1 volts stable all day long.



There a really nice kit hit 1250MHz not stable tho, need to tweak them.
Might head over to there forum for some information on the dimms, see what others have got for a 24/7 setup.

yours is DDR1066Mhz not DDR1000Mhz.

[Zucker2k]

yours is DDR1066Mhz not DDR1000Mhz.

Give it up, you'll lose this argument. NEVER use your experience as a yardstick.

Now which one is more difficult, taking 8GB of the G.Skill 1000s to 1066 (533 FSB), 1:1, PL9; or running 4GB of the same ram @ 1080 (450 FSB), 5:6, PL7 or 8?

[Barr3l Rid3r]

Give it up, you'll lose this argument. NEVER use your experience as a yardstick.

Now which one is more difficult, taking 8GB of the G.Skill 1000s to 1066 (533 FSB), 1:1, PL9; or running 4GB of the same ram @ 1080 (450 FSB), 5:6, PL7 or 8?

G. Skill DDR1000 have different Chips then DDR1066Mhz, there is even some differents chips among DDR1066 itselfs.... well I tested 3 kts of G. Skill DDR1000 2x 2gb and they were all about the same, less the 1100Mhz and all PL9, and them don't respond to higher voltages eighter. Just a little bit better then DDR800 2x 2gb kit wich could easily reach 1000Mhz but hardly pass that.

[ZenEffect]

There a really nice kit hit 1250MHz not stable tho, need to tweak them.
Might head over to there forum for some information on the dimms, see what others have got for a 24/7 setup.

mushkin support is really good. especially that mofo greg. my hp kit i can hit 1250 plus with ease, and 1200 cas4 pl5 with pullins benchable so im confident that a few tweaks and you should be up and FLYING.

Give it up, you'll lose this argument. NEVER use your experience as a yardstick.

Now which one is more difficult, taking 8GB of the G.Skill 1000s to 1066 (533 FSB), 1:1, PL9; or running 4GB of the same ram @ 1080 (450 FSB), 5:6, PL7 or 8?

what on earth are you using 8 gigs for (not flaming, just curious... those numbers are quite impressive for the amount of ram you are using)

[Zucker2k]

what on earth are you using 8 gigs for (not flaming, just curious... those numbers are quite impressive for the amount of ram you are using)

I was curious; jumped on the bandwagon... IT IS the way of the future, though I don't know how Nehalem is going to play out with the tri-channel DDR3, but we'll see soon enough.