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Thread: Oldschool DDR2 - SPI32M @ 670 MHz+

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    Oldschool DDR2 - SPI32M @ 670 MHz+

    I found myself in a rare mood of hardware nostalgia, so I thought I'd bust out my old DK X48-T2RSB Plus and some Team Group PC6400 C3's.

    Here's the results.

    Timings: 5-5-5-15 | tRFC 42 | tRRD 3

    Test run - 670 MHz | PL8 | 2.45 vdimm




    675 MHz | PL7 | 2.496 vdimm




    680 MHZ | PL7 | 2.544 vdimm




    I wanted to get >680 MHz SPI32M stable since not many people have managed to do so. I was hopeful this kit could do it, and it didn't disappoint. The board did well too. I'm going to stop here, raising the voltage anymore would be reckless and things weren't scaling well anymore so gains would have been minimal.

    SPI32M @ 683 MHz (DDR2-1366 MHz) | 5-5-5-15 | tRFC 42 | 2.656 vdimm

    Last edited by CryptiK; 04-10-2010 at 12:57 AM.

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    Nice clocks! Is that air cooled?
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    Thanks, yes it was air cooled with a 1200rpm Scythe S-Flex E.

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    I wanted to get >680 MHz SPI32M stable since not many people have managed to do so. I was hopeful this kit could do it, and it didn't disappoint. The board did well too. I'm going to stop here, raising the voltage anymore would be reckless and things weren't scaling well anymore so gains would have been minimal.

    SPI32M @ 683 MHz (DDR2-1366 MHz) | 5-5-5-15 | tRFC 42 | 2.656 vdimm


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    Very nice to see some "olds" DDR2 sticks at this frequency.
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    Nice clocks, nice memory
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    Were you still using the old reliable DS/DDS/DLL numbers of 1/1/7/7 or 1/2/7/7?
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    Quote Originally Posted by redratamd View Post
    Very nice to see some "olds" DDR2 sticks at this frequency.
    Thanks, it was fun going back to DDR2.

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    Nice clocks, nice memory
    Thanks, yeah this kit is particularly good.

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    Were you still using the old reliable DS/DDS/DLL numbers of 1/1/7/7 or 1/2/7/7?
    Yes, I was using 1/1/7/7 for this kit.

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    Very nice CryptiK, 683MHz 32M is great.

    Can you show an Everest screen at those settings?
    Maybe run MaxxMem as well while you're at it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Don_Dan View Post
    Very nice CryptiK, 683MHz 32M is great.

    Can you show an Everest screen at those settings?
    Maybe run MaxxMem as well while you're at it?
    Thanks Don_Dan.

    I may have an everest screen of 680 MHz, don't think I ran it at 683 MHz. Bandwidth/latency isn't really special though at such low FSB. I've pulled the DDR2 rig apart now, wasn't planning to do the DDR2 thing again, but as it turns out someone is sending me a nice kit, so I'll have to test them when they arrive. When I do I'll try and remember to DL maxxmem and run it (I've never used that before).

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    I don't know how you do it Cryptik. I've thrown just about every kit I have at my DK X48 and I can't do 32M stability with VDIMM anywhere near as low as you used.
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    Maybe just a lucky combo of board and ram on my behalf? All my kits do decently though, so I can't really explain it.

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    CryptiK, very impressive results there.i sure do miss 775 and ddr2.
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    You should remember this threads CryptiK long time ago

    Gonna have to have another go now !!!!!!!

    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...8&postcount=22

    nice benchies too

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