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    Quote Originally Posted by CryptiK View Post
    Bump up your Vtt (QPI) 1.30v is probably too low for DDR3-2000 MHz. Try something like 1.3625v (probably about 1.32v real) and see if that helps.

    Well, I tried higher Vtt but no joy. Why is it that I can run prime95 no problem, but linx is a no go?
    Do I have wrong settings maybe, or does linx put more stress?
    Last edited by zinsco; 04-20-2011 at 07:22 PM.
    Case: Corsair 800D
    PSU: Corsair HX1000W
    Mobo: Asus Rampage III Extreme
    CPU: i7 980x @ 4.81GHz
    GPU: 2 x ATI 5970 CrossFire
    SSD: 4 x OCZ 128GB Vertex 4 Raid 0
    RAM: 6GB Super Talent DDR3-2000 CL 8-8-8-24
    Loop 1: GPU -- Feser X-Changer QUAD 480 rad | 2x EK-FC5970 Blocks | MCP355 pump
    Loop 2: CPU + MB -- Black Ice GT Xtreme 140 rad | XSPC 120 rad | Black Ice GTX 92 rad | Swiftech Apogee XT Block | EK-FB RE3 Block | MCP 355 pump
    Fans: 11 x Scythe GentleTyphoon 120 x 25 - 1850 rpm | 3 x NB-BlackSilentPro PK-3 140 x 25 - 1700 rpm | 1 x Scythe S-FLEX - 92mm - 2500 RPM
    Fan Controller: Lamptron 30W - 4 Channel (FC-5) | Res: XSPC Dual Bay

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    Quote Originally Posted by zinsco View Post
    Well, I tried higher Vtt but no joy. Why is it that I can run prime95 no problem, but linx is a no go?
    Do I have wrong settings maybe, or does linx put more stress?
    try running with HT off maybe and try manually setting qpi data link manually at closest to 6400 and then try toying with your rTL's manually as they tend to be choosen too tight or too loose when set to auto.
    cranked
    980x - 4.710ghz | mem - 12gb 1884 CL9 | vga - HD5970 | mobo - ASUS R3E
    [188x25 1.55625v, 2x uncore 3768, QPI 6782 1.375v]
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...postcount=1813
    24/7 settings
    4.0ghz @ 1.34375v
    4.138ghz @ 1.35625v
    4.272ghz @ 1.38125v
    4.4ghz @ 1.41825v
    4.522ghz @ 1.4500v
    BATCH - 3013A540 =

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    Quote Originally Posted by zinsco View Post
    Well, I tried higher Vtt but no joy. Why is it that I can run prime95 no problem, but linx is a no go?
    Do I have wrong settings maybe, or does linx put more stress?
    Digi+ PWR Mode [T-Balanced]
    try changing that 4.6 is to high for it to runn TB

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    Quote Originally Posted by CryptiK View Post
    Bump up your Vtt (QPI) 1.30v is probably too low for DDR3-2000 MHz. Try something like 1.3625v (probably about 1.32v real) and see if that helps.
    Quote Originally Posted by skuldarin View Post
    try running with HT off maybe and try manually setting qpi data link manually at closest to 6400 and then try toying with your rTL's manually as they tend to be choosen too tight or too loose when set to auto.
    skuldarin, any suggestions on what to try with my rTL's?

    Thanks to you two guys I finally passed linx. I think the biggest factor was the HT. That leads me to three questions.

    1. I was able to pass prime95 with HT on at 4.6 but not linx. Once I turn HT off I can pass linx. How important is it to pass say 20 loops with linx if I can pass prime95. I mean other than benching and being able to post in the 4.5 club and stuff like that because linx is the requirement? Is it good enough, or in other words, is my system stable enough passing prime95.

    2. Is a higher speed with HT off better than a lower speed with HT on or visa versa. For example, 4.6 HT off compared to 4.5 HT on.

    3. Why the difference between prime95 and linx or what is the difference?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dom7184 View Post
    try changing that 4.6 is to high for it to runn TB
    OK, I will play with that some also, or do you think I still need to since I've passed linx?




    Also, do you guys have any suggestion on how I can bring my vcore down or am I pretty much stuck with where I have it for the 4.6GHz. If so would you say for 24/7 I will need to just bring the speed down so that I can keep the vcore no higher than 4.5?

    Here's my settings showing the changes I've made:

    Code:
    Target CPU Frequency                  4600MHz
    Target DRAM Frequency                 2005MHz
    
    LN2 Mode                              [Disabled]***
    QPI Loadline Calibration              [Enabled]***
    
    Sync Mode                             []
    AI Overclock Tuner                    [Manual]
    OC From CPU level Up                  [Auto]
    2D Performance Booster                [Disabled]
    CPU Ratio Setting                     [23.0]
    CPU Turbo Power Limit                 [Disabled]
    
    >CPU Configuration----------------------------
    CPU Ratio Setting                     [23.0]
    C1E Support                           [Disabled]
    Hardware Prefetcher                   [Enabled]
    Adjacent Cache Line Prefetch          [Enabled]
    MPS and ACPI MADT ordering            [Modern ordering]
    Intel(R) Virtualization Tech          [Enabled]
    CPU TM Function                       [Disabled]
    Execute Disable Bit                   [Enabled]
    Intel(R) HT Technology                [Enabled]	Disabled
    *Active Processor Cores               [All]
    A20M                                  [Disabled]
    *Intel(R) SpeedStep(TM) Tech          [Disabled]
    Intel(R) C-STATE Tech                 [Disabled]
    C State package limit setting         []
    C1 Auto Demotion                      []
    C3 Auto Demotion                      []
    ----------------------------------------------
    
    BCLK Frequency                        [200]
    PCIE Frequency                        [100]
    DRAM Frequency                        [DDR3-2005MHz]
    UCLK Frequency                        [3008MHz]
    QPI Link Data Rate                    [Auto]   7218
    
    Memory Configuration Protect          [Disabled]
    
    >DRAM Timing Control--------------------------
    CAS# Latency                          [ 8 DRAM Clock]
    RAS# to CAS# Delay                    [ 8 DRAM Clock]
    RAS# PRE Time                         [ 8 DRAM Clock]
    RAS# ACT Time                         [24 DRAM Clock]
    RAS# to RAS# Delay                    [Auto]
    REF Cycle Time                        [Auto]
    WRITE Recovery Time                   [Auto]
    READ to PRE Time                      [Auto]
    FOUR ACT WIN Time                     [Auto]
    Back-To-BackCAS# Delay                [Auto]
    
    Timing Mode                           [1N]
    Round Trip Latency on CHA             [Auto]
    Round Trip Latency on CHB             [Auto]
    Round Trip Latency on CHC             [Auto]
    
    WRITE To READ Delay(DD)               [Auto]
    WRITE To READ Delay(DR)               [Auto]
    WRITE To READ Delay(SR)               [Auto]
    READ To WRITE Delay(DD)               [Auto]
    READ To WRITE Delay(DR)               [Auto]
    READ To WRITE Delay(SR)               [Auto]
    READ To READ Delay(DD)                [Auto]
    READ To READ Delay(DR)                [Auto]
    READ To READ Delay(SR)                [Auto]
    WRITE To WRITE Delay(DD)              [Auto]
    WRITE To WRITE Delay(DR)              [Auto]
    WRITE To WRITE Delay(SR)              [Auto]
    ----------------------------------------------
    
    CPU Differential Amplitude            [Auto]
    CPU Clock Skew                        [Auto]
    IOH Clock Skew                        [Auto]
    ------------ Extreme Engine Digi+ ------------
    Digi+ PWR Mode                        [T-Balanced]
    PWM Volt. Control                     [Auto]
    Load-Line Calibration                 [Full Calibration]
    CPU Voltage OCP                       [Enabled]
    CPU PWM Frequency                     [Auto]
    
    Extreme OV                            [Disabled]
    Extreme OC                            [Auto]
    
    CPU Voltage                           [1.47500]
    CPU PLL Voltage                       [Auto]	1.4045
    QPI/DRAM Core Voltage                 [1.30000]	1.3625
    DRAM Bus Voltage                      [1.65625]	Auto
    
    >DRAM REF Voltages----------------------------
    DRAM DATA REF Voltage on CHA          [Auto]
    DRAM CTRL REF Voltage on CHA          [Auto]
    DRAM DATA REF Voltage on CHB          [Auto]
    DRAM CTRL REF Voltage on CHB          [Auto]
    DRAM DATA REF Voltage on CHC          [Auto]
    DRAM CTRL REF Voltage on CHC          [Auto]
    ----------------------------------------------
    
    IOH Voltage                           [1.15275]
    IOH PCIE Voltage                      [Auto]
    
    ICH Voltage                           [1.15275]
    ICH PCIE Voltage                      [Auto]
    
    ---------- Spread Spectrum Control -----------
    CPU Spread Spectrum                   [Auto]
    PCIE Spread Spectrum                  [Auto]
    
    
    
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    Last edited by zinsco; 04-21-2011 at 07:56 PM.
    Case: Corsair 800D
    PSU: Corsair HX1000W
    Mobo: Asus Rampage III Extreme
    CPU: i7 980x @ 4.81GHz
    GPU: 2 x ATI 5970 CrossFire
    SSD: 4 x OCZ 128GB Vertex 4 Raid 0
    RAM: 6GB Super Talent DDR3-2000 CL 8-8-8-24
    Loop 1: GPU -- Feser X-Changer QUAD 480 rad | 2x EK-FC5970 Blocks | MCP355 pump
    Loop 2: CPU + MB -- Black Ice GT Xtreme 140 rad | XSPC 120 rad | Black Ice GTX 92 rad | Swiftech Apogee XT Block | EK-FB RE3 Block | MCP 355 pump
    Fans: 11 x Scythe GentleTyphoon 120 x 25 - 1850 rpm | 3 x NB-BlackSilentPro PK-3 140 x 25 - 1700 rpm | 1 x Scythe S-FLEX - 92mm - 2500 RPM
    Fan Controller: Lamptron 30W - 4 Channel (FC-5) | Res: XSPC Dual Bay

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    Quote Originally Posted by zinsco View Post
    skuldarin, any suggestions on what to try with my rTL's?

    Thanks to you two guys I finally passed linx. I think the biggest factor was the HT. That leads me to three questions.

    1. I was able to pass prime95 with HT on at 4.6 but not linx. Once I turn HT off I can pass linx. How important is it to pass say 20 loops with linx if I can pass prime95. I mean other than benching and being able to post in the 4.5 club and stuff like that because linx is the requirement? Is it good enough, or in other words, is my system stable enough passing prime95.

    2. Is a higher speed with HT off better than a lower speed with HT on or visa versa. For example, 4.6 HT off compared to 4.5 HT on.

    3. Why the difference between prime95 and linx or what is the difference?
    something to do with LinX and the libraries, it's not testing HT right and is pretty tough to get a 4c/8t or 6c/12t to pass on those speeds. it's been pretty difficult to do with HT on with high cpu speed AND LinX doesn't test 32nm chips at full potential either with HT on. Prime95 has been prooven to pull upto 10% more demand on 32nm chips.

    as for your memory. alot of us have found a +2 / +1 different between RTL's gives the best stability. for you i'm not entirely sure i would start at around 57-59-60 or 61-63-64 for 2000mhz on there. for me it's 61-63-64 for 1866 on 12 gigs so you might get luckier with lower settings with your setup. for your tRL's put them all to normal and work your way up or down as needed. though if you're passing LinX with HT off, you really wont need to worry about this. if you want to pass with it on, this MAY help... but don't get your hopes up.
    cranked
    980x - 4.710ghz | mem - 12gb 1884 CL9 | vga - HD5970 | mobo - ASUS R3E
    [188x25 1.55625v, 2x uncore 3768, QPI 6782 1.375v]
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...postcount=1813
    24/7 settings
    4.0ghz @ 1.34375v
    4.138ghz @ 1.35625v
    4.272ghz @ 1.38125v
    4.4ghz @ 1.41825v
    4.522ghz @ 1.4500v
    BATCH - 3013A540 =

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