yowsa, sweet sticks!! i'd have the shakes with those tooOriginally Posted by Major
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yowsa, sweet sticks!! i'd have the shakes with those tooOriginally Posted by Major
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a64 x2 3800+ 10x270, xp-90
nf4-sli-dr 6.23 official
2x1024 mushkin hp blue pc-3200 (2.5-3-2-8 @ 245mhz)
evga 7800gtx, 450/1200 (stock)
74gb raptor, 250gb wd caviar se
nec-3500a, artec 16x dvd-rom
diamond pvr550
cm praetorian
antec tpII 550
Heat
Ok OK ive been screamin about low voltage workin better on this ballistix. i just proved myself wrong. I'm 285 stable @ 2.8v 3-3-3-8 1T 704-3 bios, orange slots.
285*9 3-3-3-8
285*9.5 3-3-3-10
CPU-Z
Last edited by nugzo; 07-21-2005 at 07:51 AM.
Gigabyte Z68X UD7
Intel Core i7 2600K (testing)
16GB Mushkin Redline 17000 2133 1.65v
EK, 3x120 Rad 2xMCP655
Acer 1200w PSU
2-128GB Samsung SSD RAID 0
2-1TB Seagete 32mb RAID 0
1-1TB Western Digital
1- Plextor PX-B320SA Blue Ray
1- Plextor PX-880SA 24x DVD/RW
2- EVGA Nvidia GTX-480 SLI
LG 30", Hanns G 28"
How much gain at Sandra's bandwith test?Originally Posted by nugzo
C2D 6420@3200MHz (SI-120)
Asus P5N-E SLI (HR-05)
2 x 1GB generic Kingston (Elpida) 667@800 (4-3-3-10-2T)
X1900XT@XTX
I will be posting this weekend my successes with this RAM I've had it for over 2 weeks 210FSB @ 2-2-2-5 w/PAT enabled on a P4C800-E Deluxe now that all my gear is hereI can push these babies in the X2 4400+
It will be very difficult to finish out my workday today.
Originally Posted by betoordie
No gain in bandwidth with the 9.0 or 9.5 multiplier. Cpu speed is down compared to my 10 and 11 multiplier results.
Last edited by nugzo; 07-21-2005 at 07:54 AM.
Gigabyte Z68X UD7
Intel Core i7 2600K (testing)
16GB Mushkin Redline 17000 2133 1.65v
EK, 3x120 Rad 2xMCP655
Acer 1200w PSU
2-128GB Samsung SSD RAID 0
2-1TB Seagete 32mb RAID 0
1-1TB Western Digital
1- Plextor PX-B320SA Blue Ray
1- Plextor PX-880SA 24x DVD/RW
2- EVGA Nvidia GTX-480 SLI
LG 30", Hanns G 28"
Originally Posted by nugzo
Doesn't .5x multi run a divider?
Formerly XIP, now just P.
DB Updated.
Formerly XIP, now just P.
The half multis will run the memory speed lower than you think because it rounds up the divider for memory speed. It'll do mem speed = clockspeed / X+.5 where X is your multi.Originally Posted by EnJoY
Originally Posted by Vapor
Do you hear that nugzo? Were you running 9.5x or 9.0x multi for your new results?
Formerly XIP, now just P.
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