This is one of the benchmark results in the CPU3D.com review of the P6T running at 4GHz.
This is me with a cheap DDR3 Ver. of an HD 3870
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This is one of the benchmark results in the CPU3D.com review of the P6T running at 4GHz.
This is me with a cheap DDR3 Ver. of an HD 3870
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Intel Core i7 LGA1366 - 3.60GHz (20x 180 BCLK) / 4 Cores / 8 Threads / 1.26v / UCLK 3067MHz / QPI 6.47 GTs
Crucial, Micron D9JNM ICs, 12GB DDR3 - 1440MHz, 8-8-8-20 1T, 1.6v, Tri-Channel
Palit NVIDA GeForce GTX 460 1GB DDR5 16x 2.0 - GPU 750MHz / Shader 1500Hz / DDR5 3625MHz
2x Intel X25-M G2, 80GB SSD, ICH10R RAID 0 / Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
....... System Runs 24/7....... system_01
My 24/7 so far ,temps are good and needs less volts than 21 x 200. Still working on that with lower volts. These Gskill PI blacks are sweet.
"Behold, I am Funkadelic. I am not of your world. But fear me not, I will do you no harm. Loan me your funky mind and I shall play with it. For nothing is good unless you play with it. And all that is good, is nasty!"
("What Is Soul," Funkadelic, 1969)
Interesting, and sweet RAM speed. Are those rated 1800 8,8,8 or just OCed? Edit...just saw they are 1600, very impressive for running 12Gb ramOriginally Posted by Bootsy
Glad to see that, I was starting to think when I upgrade to windows 7 + more than my 3gb ram, my OC was going to get hosed...but maybe not. How much DRAM volts and QPI/Vtt are u using?
I am using 21x200 now for 24/7, need to check 183x23. I thought at 4.1 I needed about same or maybe 1 less notch with 21 multi, have not checked 183x23 yet...though mine may be different. But definitely both way better than using 22 multi.
Last edited by rge; 12-17-2008 at 04:40 AM.
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