Leeghoofd

go go Frank!

Nice clocks on the TI man, go go go

make a new wallpapper for stage 3 Websmile

alva you animal

a little bird told me it is 999

I just found two new recruits, a 7 year old and a 10 year old...

way to go bro!

3200 at 100 strap or 3333MHz (125 strap) 12-12-12-21 at 1.55 should be doable if your IMC/mobo can handle it... Which board mate ? MSI Godlike/X99 SOC Champion here only do 3200MHz 32M stable, R5E/Godlike Carbon does 3333MHz with same hardware. SA voltage is important!! [ATTACH]5557[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]5558[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]5559[/ATTACH]

I feel scammed and it feels good

Which version are you referring too ?

Must beat Splave... In drinking beer

There's still the Lucky draw if you submit a score in all stages... Same position here. This compo is all about submiting the closest score or nailing it FIRST... damn you Alva

a new level, congratz!!

That is at your own risk sir, if you are happy with current speeds, keep it like this. If you want more, prepare to push higher voltages. Though go in small steps and see if the speed scales

darn quick man

ES concerns always latest gens, Skylake is no longer latest gen. Kaby is... This is the onyl reason I'm in Elite as I sometimes have access to ES samples... and in 99% they aren't even keepers Secondly when do you show the SPD tab? Usually only for competitions, if the rules mention no ES stuff, you can't use it, simple as that...

Step by step to determine what IC you have: 1) Set DRAM Frequency to 1600MHz and set DRAM Voltage to 1.20v 2) Set CAS# Latency to 9, Write to Read Delay L to 3 and DRAM Write Latency to 9 and Save and Exit. 3) If it boots up then you have MICRON IC DRAM, IF it fails to boot, then move onto step 4. 4) Set DRAM Frequency to 1600MHz and set DRAM Voltage to 1.20v. 5) Set REF Cycle Time to 140 and Save and Exit. 6) If it boots up then you have HYNIX IC DRAM, IF it fails to boot, then you have SAMSUNG IC DRAM.

just work your way up, aiming for 3000C12-12-12-28 will be great at 1.55-1.65Vdimm. Assuming that Corsair kit is B-Die

I thought you were doing the 1520 thingy

Target XTU should be attractive, especially if all scores can be done on air/water... if only the score is achievable

Even though 60°C doesn't look like hot, it is for some AMD generations, so they become really unstable. Leave the case open and try to OC it again with the window open during night (no idea about nite temps in Columbia) if it is more stable, you can invest in some better cooling. Does your motherboard have loadline calibration setting in the bios (this keeps the voltages during idle and load more stable), Google Vdroop and Vdrop, that will clarify some things. Now honestly the difference in 3.4 or 3.5GHz will not be big. For benching each MHz counts. For daily usage enjoy it at 3.4.

GPU PI, HWBOT prime, Cinebenches R11.5/15 on Win7 64 bit Wprime , pi pifast and co is XP territory XTU is Win8.1/10 32BIT (yeppo 32bit) So you see to have fun prepare to devote some time to install multiple Osses. Fine tuning your memory will jield better scores. You've got a solid OS friendly platform to work with!!

kabouuum

good one Alex, keep it up

Thx Gigabyte for the compo. Congratz to all. To be honest had some short nites due to this compo. Great stuff by everybody. OCing is not dead!!