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    Try 1900 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m if pass @ 90% they are BBSE
    2000 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m is pass 100% BBSE

    Good Luck
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    i think you are asking the wrong person about safety limits, but

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    Quote Originally Posted by hiwa View Post
    Try 1900 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m if pass @ 90% they are BBSE
    2000 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m is pass 100% BBSE
    Exactly, it's not necesary remove the heatspreader to know your Trident chips.... just check how long they can go on CL7-8-7-20 timings (1,65V), 1.9Ghz or above, means BBSE for me.
    No name chips can't reach configs like these.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mk_dir View Post
    Exactly, it's not necesary remove the heatspreader to know your Trident chips.... just check how long they can go on CL7-8-7-20 timings (1,65V), 1.9Ghz or above, means BBSE for me.
    No name chips can't reach configs like these.
    I can't get mine to boot at 2Ghz on my DX58SO.. Definitely cannot run CL7 at 900 on 1.65Vram and 1.45QPI... Even using the XMP settings mine won't boot at 2000...
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    I had my Trident's run through 32M superPI atm @ 1532 6-7-6-20 @ 1.5v/1.16vtt.
    But after the run i noticed only 4gig of ram was detected, one of the sticks failed to work :/.
    Edit: Even 1.65v won't work. Although, 7-7-6-20 seems to be working , @ 1.5v. But, with either tCL or tRCD at 6, regardless of vdimm and vtt it seems to be failing, but only on one of the sticks. I smell bad egg :<
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    Quote Originally Posted by zoqiet View Post
    I had mine run through 32M superPI atm @ 1532 6-7-6-20 @ 1.5v/1.16vtt.
    But after the run i noticed only 4gig of ram was detected, one of the sticks failed to work :/.
    Edit: Even 1.65v won't work. Although, 7-7-6-20 seems to be working , @ 1.5v.
    Would CPU Voltage effect my ability to run the RAM at higher speeds? I cannot boot 180x10 1.65Vram 1.3QPI at 7-8-7-24 ? I can boot 8-8-8-24 at 1.62V 1.3QPI and 1.1 IOH (Do I need to up IOH at all?)

    My CPU is stable at 3.78Ghz (180*21) @ 1.184 Vcore

    But I cannot boot this ram @ 2000 even with default timings on my board..
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    that's your mainboard problem Smackover
    is not a good mobo for testing ram
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    Quote Originally Posted by aver View Post
    HyperPi or SuperPi?
    For stability test, I prefer Prime on blend test.

    Quote Originally Posted by aver View Post
    I can't get mine to boot at 2Ghz on my DX58SO.. Definitely cannot run CL7 at 900 on 1.65Vram and 1.45QPI... Even using the XMP settings mine won't boot at 2000...
    That was bad news, BBSE Tridents can reach 1.9Ghz CL7 easily.

    Quote Originally Posted by aver View Post
    Would CPU Voltage effect my ability to run the RAM at higher speeds? I cannot boot 180x10 1.65Vram 1.3QPI at 7-8-7-24 ? I can boot 8-8-8-24 at 1.62V 1.3QPI and 1.1 IOH (Do I need to up IOH at all?)
    But I cannot boot this ram @ 2000 even with default timings on my board..
    To run @ 2Ghz with that Tridents maybe you would need more QPI voltage. Set your memory at that speed it's harder when you system is overclocked, the increase of BCLCK makes the uncore (and the IMC) run at higher clocks.

    Try tu use high multiplier for you CPU, set your memory at 9-9-9-24, and give the VTT more voltage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mk_dir View Post
    That was bad news, BBSE Tridents can reach 1.9Ghz CL7 easily.


    Quote Originally Posted by mk_dir View Post
    To run @ 2Ghz with that Tridents maybe you would need more QPI voltage. Set your memory at that speed it's harder when you system is overclocked, the increase of BCLCK makes the uncore (and the IMC) run at higher clocks.

    Try tu use high multiplier for you CPU, set your memory at 9-9-9-24, and give the VTT more voltage.
    What is a safe limit on the QPI Voltage ?

    Right now I am running 9-9-9-24 (XMP Profile) but @ 900 Mhz instead of 1000. I have been running prime for approx 12 hours CPU @ 3.7 Ram @ 900 and no errors. CPU is set at 1.25Vcore (CPU-z Shows 1.18) ram is still at 1.65v and QPI was at 1.45 but I lowered it to 1.3. I ran memtest on the ram last night to ensure there were no errors and it can back clean.

    I am starting to suspect that my motherboard may be the issue. Is the Gigabyte UD5 a good board to use? I don't want to spend all that much money and its really the only somewhat afford one of the group.

    Edit:

    I got them to post at 1000Mhz but I had to up QPI to 1.5 nothing below that would post.. What does that indicate?

    Here is what mine look like from the side. I can't tell which ones I have but I doubt its the BBSE unless my MOBO hates tight timings..

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    Quote Originally Posted by hiwa View Post
    Try 1900 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m if pass @ 90% they are BBSE
    2000 7-8-7-20 1.65 32m is pass 100% BBSE

    Good Luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by aver View Post
    HyperPi or SuperPi?
    1 X 32m
    Quote Originally Posted by LardArse View Post
    i think you are asking the wrong person about safety limits, but

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