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Rockin some 1m, 8m, and PIFAST with Hipro-tech DDR MAXI
Hipro your Maxi is the 


man
, nice clean stable power for vdimm throughout whole voltage range. Can't say how impressed I am with this thing. You are a jedi knight bro
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I couldn't wait for the ddr2 pcb to test it out, so I removed the choke coils on some mobos,and went ahead and soldered right to location in circuit with dimm slots, and it worked like a charm
. Now tested on both am2 and lga775 with sucess.
This is the coil to remove on the p5wdh if you want DDR2 compatability and don't have the ddr2 pcb:

AND here are some pics of the DDR MAXIMIZER. The camera I used doesn't do it justice:



Shot of the air config setup rocking at 2.8v+ vdimm with p5wdh, 6800xe, 2gig CORSAIR 6400C3, SILVERSTONE 850W ZEUS PSU, and ATI 9200se pci vga...See, I'm not just an NV whore
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So nothing major, just some 1m and 8m,really pushing the memory mostly on the air/chilled air runs as too rule out other factors such as NB and cpu speed in testing the MAXI's effectiveness. NO special OS tweaks used. This b1 I have been using can only do about 3700-3900on air but it really depends on the cooler(between stock and mini-typhoon) I use and the temp of the air. Nice cold AC ducted near the cpu makes a nice difference. I pushed the cpu harder with ln2 on last benches. Anyways, testing is going great and it for sure rocks on the p5wdh and here are some highlights from that testing:
1M air 491mhz ddr on CORSAIR 6400 C3:

validated:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=117650
1M cold air on cpu 487mhz ddr 2.8v:

8M air 469mhz ddr 2.79v:

MAX runs pushing cpu on LN2 so far, both cores enabled:
1M

8M

hexus PIFAST
This maxi is my new favorite weapon in the overclocking arsenal.
I really like the fact that I can solder it in for other things than just vdimm George. Would I be able to run both of gtX VGA mems with one MAXI??
Last edited by k|ngp|n; 09-11-2006 at 09:45 AM.
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