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Multi clocking from OS?
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Added a decent i7-930 and a Z87X-OC.
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Added some Q6600s from recent binning spree, plus some i7-920 and 2500C9 Patriots
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P5E3-Deluxe pending, P55A-UD6 price reduced, added 2x256 Winbond UTT
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E2180 and 750 sold
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Also just added an i5-750 + P55A-UD6 combo
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Added an E6850 plus some AMD stuff
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Too many lost and damaged packages and hence too much money lost via refunds. Tried to claim insurances (all were insured) and was always denied either because post did not process the claim in time and it timed out, or because I couldn't prove damage happened during shipping, or because "I should have used the ultra-expensive express service for fragile items". Got tired of this shit.
Dutch post retardedness might not be China-specific, however. Sold/shipped some mems to websmile (to Germany from Netherlands with tracking and insurance), the package somehow ended in the UK where it was lost. Accoding to PostNL, it somehow ended being my fault, so insurance claim denied.
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Awesome E0 Prescott!
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added another E2180
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mems sold, P5E3-Deluxe price reduced
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More BH5 added
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I get D5 with faulty memory. Maybe board A does not like your memory or the RAM slot(s) is/are dead.
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Best Zambezi do ~5.7 on ambient air, bet VIshera around ~6.0. Unless chilled, this seems improbable, especially given the 880G board.
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3200LL ver1.1 are BH5, ver 1.2 are CH5. They switched from 2-2-2-6 to 2-3-2-6 somewhere in ver1.1 times while these were still BH5.
CH5 usually need tRCD 3 to demonstrate get anywhere, but some of them can also run tRCD 2 and hence compete with BH5. There is also an easy way to tell them apart - BH5 will not POST with CL3 at any clocks or volts.
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...still waiting for G80 and G92 to become CPU-independent ...
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X38/X48 prices further reduced
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Core doesn't really matter on E8400 - pretty much all of these are limited by FSB when going colder.
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8 hours ago, I.nfraR.ed said:
512MB modules will give you and advantage in scores, but are a little harder to clock.
True. The difference in 32M on 939 is around 3-4 seconds but 256MB sticks usually clock 5-10MHz better. So in the end I'm not even sure which option will be fastest.
What is more interesting, is that cross-sided and single-sided 256MB sticks have the same performance. Maybe it's just me, but for the last 15 years I was living under a notion that cross-sided is always faster
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ranking no need...
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Not as fast as Belgian OS, I heard
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Luumi - Core i7 Extreme 980X @ 6632MHz - 1min 15sec 297ms wPrime - 1024m
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