SPI32m isn't good for testing OC, my crucials 1066 are 600mhz SPI32M stable at only 2.12v but 5th memtest test gives errors after few seconds of benching on same voltage.
SPI32m isn't good for testing OC, my crucials 1066 are 600mhz SPI32M stable at only 2.12v but 5th memtest test gives errors after few seconds of benching on same voltage.
e8500 @ 8x500 1.275v // true // rampage formula // 2x hr-05 sli/ifx // ballistix tracer 1066@1200 cl5 2.14v // en8800gt // hr-03 gt // 2x wd2500aaks // dp p7 550w // g5+g7 // e2201w-1 // p183 + 6x s-flex
mems: vitesta ee+ 800@1200 cl5 2.4v
32M is the most respected memory stability testOriginally Posted by kuebk
We aren't looking for 24/7 stability here.
Impressive results CryptiK, I'm tempted to play with D9 again...
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yesterday I've got my used Cellshock DDR2 1000 CL5 ehich I bought for 15 on eBay.
Here Some results:
testing system:
Intel C2D e6600
Gigabyte P35DS4
Cellshock DDR2 1000 CL5 2.3V ( MIcron D9GKX )
Jetway 8800 GT
Excelstor 80 GB Sata
Thermolab Baram
Validation @ 1200 CL 4-4-4-12 with 2,6V active Air cooling
Here the SuperPi32M Screenshot
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