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Looking for FPT for Z97... Download from Tweaktown is corrupt.

Fuck it, I guess I'll get these while everyone is searching. Alternatively, this could be titled "EK ram heatsinks are absolute junk, they strip easily and have poor contact and pressure".

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Nicely done

Thanks Nox, Here's the post: http://forum.hwbot.org/showpost.php?p=317416&postcount=24

Nope

Looking to bin through five sticks of PSC (4x 2200C7 and 1x 2300C8 PIS). What kind of timings do you guys use to bin? I was thinking setting 2600 8-12-8 28 1T tRFC 96, leaving all others on auto, and binning for voltage. Thoughts?

I had one retail that could run full pot.... Trying to track it back down lol.

I didn't torch mine at the beginning of the session... it ran through LN2 and still heated up throughout the bench. Now I torch every time without fail lol

I bet that was fun... Those things eat Fats for breakfast.

Shame. It seems like you have to get lucky and find a chip with a strong core and a low CB

Whoooeeey. Were you using slims on some of them?

Reference GPU's? Modded? Nice score :celebration:

Last night I was tuning my 980X and OC for Geekbench (for an OCN Competition) but I was having issues pushing my CB back. Removing memory sticks didn't seen to help a whole lot... CB stayed pretty near -115°C to -120°C the whole time... Made it back to -130°C or so in single channel, but it wasn't always consistent (sometimes it would hard lock at -125°C). Does playing with the skews help move that around? Here are the voltages I was using: VCore - 1.785V QPI/VTT - 1.435V PLL - 1.60V QPI PLL - 1.32V IOH - 1.26V DRAM - 1.86V Clock skews - 800 / 900 All PWM frequency switches were set to max (1 KHz? Can't remember) Here's what I've tried: I lowered my Uncore frequency and lowered QPI/VTT to 1.315V. I tried raising PLL to 1.70V, but haven't tried 1.50V (derp, should have tried that). I tried triple, dual, and single channel memory. In my past experience (with a different chip), this made a significant difference, a la -110°C triple channel, -135*°C dual channel, -150°C to full pot single channel. Chip seems strong... It can do Geekbench in triple channel at -110°C at 5.9GHz. Dual channel at -120°C and 6GHz. I gave a half-assed attempt at Pi and validation. Validated 6.5 and passed 1M at around 6.15GHz (but didn't beat my previous score, so I didn't save). I'll try 1.50V CPU PLL next time. Any other advice? Should I lower my QPI/VTT even more? Results: [hwbot=3095872]submission[/hwbot] [hwbot=3095873]submission[/hwbot] [hwbot=3095874]submission[/hwbot] Photos:

Where's CB at?

I think generations would be best, perhaps combined where appropriate? Nvidia Legacy Series Nvidia 6000/7000/8000/9000 series Nvidia 200/400/500 Series Nvidia 600/700/900 Series AMD/ATI Legacy Series AMD/ATI 2000/3000/4000 Series AMD 5000/6000/7000 Series AMD 200/300 Series

Beautiful!

Cool! Added to OP.

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Heya @Massman, any chance at this bring automated and tabulated like the Skylake thread?

WHOA! Awesome sub. MOCF no need

All updated. If anyone has notes for different versions (for example, SB or IB doesn't work), please share!

gib frozen pics!