My Second (and Last Try) Cas 3-3-3-8 WR, 546.0 MHZ.
Really wanted to hit the 1100 mhz CAS 3 level. Maybe with DDR3. Luckily it seems like modules die, but come back to life. My hypothesis is solder gets hot. It allows you about 8-12 minutes from first boot to final crash. I think it's actually a lot more stable than I had originally thought, but you really need to keep module cool. Cooled via 2x 120mm SILVERSTONE Screamers at max. THIS WILL BE MY LAST TRY AT THIS. I can assure you all I am mostly sane, but seeing 542 a day after my try, I knew I had to break that .
I need to thank my fiancee for the DMM snap, while I was doing pi
First off validation as always. Settings were booted from BIOS.
First snapped validation and shot, then ran PI2M, snapped again and crash . Also look at CAS 4 Pi2M. at the same speed, with only CAS Latency changed. Only needs 2.15v, quite a change...
If anyone else wants the record from now on, it is yours
my team here in brazil, have some OCZ runing 3-4-4-4 1100 mhz with 2.35v... DonŽt know if its too hard to do 3-3-3-8 at this clocks.. (or, we have amazing stick :P)
come on, take it to 3.45... I did.
if you want to secure that record, you gotta go where few will ever think of.
3.3 is easy, 3.45... thats dead mans territory.
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come on, take it to 3.45... I did.
if you want to secure that record, you gotta go where few will ever think of.
3.3 is easy, 3.45... thats dead mans territory.
screw that, go crazy and put 220v AC through the sucker if it can't crank
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come on, take it to 3.45... I did.
if you want to secure that record, you gotta go where few will ever think of.
3.3 is easy, 3.45... thats dead mans territory.
3,3-3,4v easy too.. Last time my es rams got 3,7-3,8v , and works well, but once got 4v and died. I didn't want push over 3,3-3,4v, but the trimmer was very sensitive..
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