*HOT* | Corsair DOMINATOR GT | 6GB (3x2GB) | DDR3-2000 7-8-7-20 @ 1.65V | *HOT*

[eva2000]

Hi guys,


I had finally found time to focus some more on overclocking action with our Dominator 2000C7 GT!

If you're interested in what we've been up to, and what came out of it , click on the image to watch a video I cooked up

As far as I've seen around, some current triple-channel DDR3 frequency records fell in this video - top DDR3 frequency in triple-channel 3x2GB configuration and max. SuperPi 32M stable

YouTube video (switch to HQ mode for better fidelity) --- click on image
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBJzX_g65sg

SuperPi 32M @ DDR3-2266 7-8-7-20


SuperPi 32M @ DDR3-2280 7-8-7-20


CPU-Z Validation @ DDR3-2380 7-8-7-20, triple-channel 3x2GB


CPUVtt / Uncore voltage is not correctly reported in TurboV - it's not thaaat high


Let me know what you think about the video, and the results, please

BTW: More 2000C7GTs for those of you interested in snatching one for yourself are coming into the Corsair Store within days now... Stand by

woah and here i was joking with FUGGER last night who will hit DDR3-2400 32M PI stable first - you're freakin close

FYI, i think Andre has A-DATA 2133X Elpida at DDR3-2286Mhz 7-8-7-20 for 32M pi IIRC

Beware of RTL (Round Trip Latency) settings up high now also, they might need finite adjustment based on the board's BIOS settings, IMC quality, memory type/settings, and IOH setup . Once you get to this level, the amount of interaction required to get a stable system is rather painful. I recreated your problem on the DFI board last Friday, switched over to the Gigabyte Extreme and RE II now for clocking this memory up.

Ah thanks Gary for the hard work, strange how not all elpida ics exhibit the problem of lower max frequency single super pi 32m compared to 4x or 8x super pi 32m max frequency - even on DFI board.