GSKILL FLARE achieves highest AMD ram frequency

[M.Beier]

Nice clocks on AMD young one!

I personally got rid of all AMD stuff, and wont turn back before they make decent products for ram again..

Seems they've just past CLARKDALE IMC.... Still not up at bloomfield level, nor Lynnfiled, Gulftown.

[BeepBeep2]

Nice clocks on AMD young one!

I personally got rid of all AMD stuff, and wont turn back before they make decent products for ram again..

Seems they've just past CLARKDALE IMC.... Still not up at bloomfield level, nor Lynnfiled, Gulftown.

I dont understand, what's wrong with 1800 CAS 6?

[M.Beier]

I dont understand, what's wrong with 1800 CAS 6?

That 2300-2400 CAS 6 is possible on Intel

[massman]

That 2300-2400 CAS 6 is possible on Intel

Who cares if the uncore is not capable of using that bandwidth?

[M.Beier]

Who cares if the uncore is not capable of using that bandwidth?

You are right, but was simply a reply if 1800 C8 is bad, and fact is Intel has the stronger memory handling at the moment, I dont think anyone questions that

Uncore is locked on Lynnfield, so taking it being the i5-750, you have 16x multi for uncore, 5 multi for ram..... 2300 = 230bclk, 2400 = 240bclk.... That means; 230x16 = 3680mhz v 240x16 = 3840mhz, which for dual channel actually is alot for bandwidth, actually not that significant loss my friend.

[BeepBeep2]

You are right, but was simply a reply if 1800 C8 is bad, and fact is Intel has the stronger memory handling at the moment, I dont think anyone questions that

Uncore is locked on Lynnfield, so taking it being the i5-750, you have 16x multi for uncore, 5 multi for ram..... 2300 = 230bclk, 2400 = 240bclk.... That means; 230x16 = 3680mhz v 240x16 = 3840mhz, which for dual channel actually is alot for bandwidth, actually not that significant loss my friend.

I definately said 1800 C6 (as in 6-6-6), which is pretty much the limit of good Elpida Hyper.

As for CAS 7, CAS 8, especially CAS 7-9-7 on amd @ 2000?...gskill flare is nothing. Just a name. It's PSC. boo hoo, you can get that way cheaper than the 2000 7-9-7 kit.

[massman]

As for CAS 7, CAS 8, especially CAS 7-9-7 on amd @ 2000?...gskill flare is nothing. Just a name. It's PSC. boo hoo, you can get that way cheaper than the 2000 7-9-7 kit.

Don't know.

I just ran a couple of scaling results checking the influence of freq, tcl and trcd on the everest read bandwidth (theoretical max difference) and it learned me that the relative importance of the three variables are:

trcd = 1
tcl = 9,1
mhz = 22,5

Of course, at a certain point, the IMC will bottleneck the memory freq.

[shadewither]

I definately said 1800 C6 (as in 6-6-6), which is pretty much the limit of good Elpida Hyper.

The STT Speed 6GB 2000C7 kit I got is 1.71v 1800 666 spi 32m and 1800 666 stable, which embrassed me a lot:
the "best" Hyper kit I have does 1.71v 1860 666 spi 32m but only 1760 666 stable.

I have non GTX2 kits that do 1800 fine in fact all my sets do 1800 fine.

It's 1900+ that only 3 sets can do on ambient others scale to that speed cold fine.

Do you mean full stablity (e.g. LinX and Hyper PI) or spi 32m?
How much voltage did you push on ambient?