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Some of my Hyper runs from nearly a decade ago LN2 RAM on mini ITX before it got mainstream

32M takes a while on old platforms, I have plenty of stuff to do in parallel, including browsing this forum

Corsair buyer backed out, memory still available. EDIT: also added QX9650 EDIT EDIT: also added 2x1GB Ballistix 8500

G4400 and low-end Celerons will clock B-die just as good as the K-chips and will produce comparable results/voltages. The only downside is that your 32M runs will take longer. I recently used a G4900 (Coffeelake) and its IMC had much less issues running 2066 than any Skylake / Kabylake.

On tRCD 7: 1066 7-7-x is good, 1100 7-7-x is excellent.

You might be limited by the platform, as in, mainboard setting some subtiming way to tight, hence necessity for 1.84V. Usually even Kingston Hypers are not so bad. On tRCD - 1020 hardly tells you anything. tRCD 6 would be extremely impressive (only Hicookie's GTX2 were capable of such a feat), tRCD 7 is standard on 90-95% of sticks. If tRCD 8 is necessary at 1020 then kit is garbage.

If your Hypers really need 1.84V for 1020MHz 7-7-7 then they are a truly tragic kit that doesn't deserve to live Most of these are in the 1.625-1.675V range for 1000 CL7 with linear scaling up to 1100-1150MHz. I've been using the same pair of GTX2 for all my benching and binning for the last 7 years. Doing countless powerdowns, running at 1.90V+ loaded for a multiple hours every month,testing up to 2.10V if necessary. They're still alive.

Added some B-die

Added some BH5

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Some items sold, Q6600 added.

You don't need 7000 for GFP

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Shipping to France for #11 (or any package below 2kg) is 10 Euros.

The video reminds me of "My Summer Car" gameplay

push, MFR prices reduced

How high could you pass HCI Memtest on LN2? I see you tried :)

Some items gone. Added some C2D E6300, E6400 and E6850.

more items added

added / refreshed items

Good riddance

It's an XA-certified socket cap

I have a 3570K that is LinX stable at 5000 1.19 and had a 3770K that did 32M at 5000 1.10. I haven't seen any lower, but don't deny that such chips may exist. However, if you're looking for single-threaded 2D, binning these CPUs for lowest voltage is useless below 5000 1.25 or so. An ultra low-voltage chip will just do 7000-7050 at 1.8V instead of 2.0V and will be limited from further movement by BCLK limits.

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Wouldn't it be possible to use a couple of fat GPU pots standing vertically over each row of three CPUs?