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480 lightning 197.45 driver/rivatuner
I.nfraR.ed replied to reggiesanchez's topic in General overclocking
Ok, haven't dig inside, but the values are defined in the xml, so I've missed that. Like this: <CustomSettingValue> <UserfriendlyName>14.250</UserfriendlyName> <HexValue>0x00000073</HexValue> </CustomSettingValue> -
That's not considered a good joke here in Bulgaria .
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480 lightning 197.45 driver/rivatuner
I.nfraR.ed replied to reggiesanchez's topic in General overclocking
nvidiainspector sets it no problem. There's even a modified version with LOD maximum > 3. You can use the standard version as well, but you need to input the LOD offset as a HEX value. The values in the dropdown are just predefined values with labels for convenience. The step is 0.125 and looking at the first value in the inspector, hex value for it is 0x0000001. LOD = 5 would be 5/0.125 = 40 which converted in HEX is 28. So you need to input 0x00000028 in the LOD box. As simple as that -
480 lightning 197.45 driver/rivatuner
I.nfraR.ed replied to reggiesanchez's topic in General overclocking
Yes, rivatuner config file, it's called rivatuner.cfg or something. -
480 lightning 197.45 driver/rivatuner
I.nfraR.ed replied to reggiesanchez's topic in General overclocking
You need to add device string in the config file in order to get it working. Open the config file located in the riva folder and then search for nvidia section. Then open gpuz and see what is your device id. Add that device id in the appropriate section, then search for the second section where the device string is specified, e.g. (Nvidia GeForce GTX480) which will correspond to the graphics core added in the previous section. If it's not clear enough, search in google, there should be some guides, or I can help you further when back at home. This is the way it is done for every unsupported cards, regardless ATI or nVidia. -
Sam is right, this should be the issue if the board sets the NB at x10 by default, however Bulldozer NB should be 2200. Not sure how my giga sets it though. PS: Uhm, excuse me, the 2200MHz is not valid for FX-6xxx and FX-4xxx, so yeah...this should be your problem. They have it at 2000MHz stock.
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Aristidis - Core i7 3770K @ 6853MHz - 5sec 281ms SuperPi
I.nfraR.ed replied to l0ud_sil3nc3's topic in Result Discussions
A lot of good chips lately, but it's unusual to see Aristidis behind me, lol. Push more -
Hey guys, Anyone of you tried the Noctua NT-H1 under LN2 (ihs not removed)? I tried it now and had the worst experience, but not sure if the TIM or some other factor. Don't know if I'll have enough LN2 for a second test, so I'm asking here. If it's bad, then I'll save the rest of LN2 for something else.
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The official ASRock Z77 OC Formula Challenge thread.
I.nfraR.ed replied to l0ud_sil3nc3's topic in HWBOT Competitions
"Only members of China may participate." - seriously? Plus I don't understand why vendors always limit the competition to a level which is almost like "use OC Formula to win OC Formula". IMO it's better to give everyone a chance and if you win, you get a nice new board from different vendor, which you may like and this could make you change your favorite brand/board. Guess that's only my opinion... -
I.nfraR.ed - Core i7 3770K @ 6853MHz - 5sec 250ms SuperPi
I.nfraR.ed replied to Xtreme Addict's topic in Result Discussions
Yes, it does 1250 8-10-7. 1200 7-10-7 is also ok, but I can't go lower than tWCL=8. I didn't bother to max out the memory for 1M, just wanted to get a good feel how the chip behaves. Mems are around 20Mhz behind Ripjaws-X on same timings, at least compared to the kits in XS 32M low challenge thread. -
I.nfraR.ed - Core i7 3770K @ 6853MHz - 5sec 250ms SuperPi
I.nfraR.ed replied to Xtreme Addict's topic in Result Discussions
This particular set is almost good as Ripjaws-X 2133C8. It can run 32M 1300+ 9-11-8 with pretty tight subs. For example this is with 1.8V and a bit loose tertiaries: link and 1300 with 1.84V: link I'm able to run 1300 8-11-7/8-11-8 on higher vdimm, but not stable enough for 32M. I can't find the blue ripjaws, so I've tested 3-4 Tridents 2000, but this is the only kit able to clock that good, others were just average/poor. -
I.nfraR.ed - Core i7 3770K @ 6853MHz - 5sec 250ms SuperPi
I.nfraR.ed replied to Xtreme Addict's topic in Result Discussions
Thanks. Next time the goal will be top-10 1M and 32M. -
Ivy Bridge 3570K/3770K Batch and Serial Numbers
I.nfraR.ed replied to Massman's topic in Ivy Bridge (Z77) OC
Bingo! 6897MHz valid on 1 core with ~1.9V Runs 32M at 5GHz with 1.31V and 2 cores on water. -
nachtfalke - Core i7 3770K @ 6613MHz - 5min 2sec 297ms SuperPi 32m
I.nfraR.ed replied to stivut's topic in Result Discussions
Nice one. I'll join the party soon Always glad when I see efficient scores like this with a significant effort thrown in. There's still more in it, so keep pushing. -
I personally use 7zip to extract content from the file (which is in fact a self extracting archive). Winrar should also work. Then modify the inf for the card I'm going to use it with or you can use a pre-modified inf. Then install.
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Ivy Bridge 3570K/3770K Batch and Serial Numbers
I.nfraR.ed replied to Massman's topic in Ivy Bridge (Z77) OC
3218B987 5GHz 4C/8T 1.31V windows load max validation on water: ~5.4GHz 1.56V 2c/2t Test with LN2 soon. Hope it's better than my other one.