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Small pricedrop on the 1866c7s. Open for trades for strong x58 chips. Added a couple more tests. If there is something specific you want tested with this kit I can do so, IMC I have here is strong enough to run anything hyper can run with relative ease. 3x2 GB 1866c7 75€ OR 2x2 GB 1866c7 45€ Selling a triple kit of 1866c7 Corsair Hypers. These sticks are from two different kits; one stick is an older "best stick of a kit" I am fine without, the other two are the living sticks from an average kit (third stick was DOA, can include it for collection value if you want). These sadly struggle with stability at higher frequency as far as I can tell, since I couldn't manage to complete a run of 32M at 1050 7-7-6-20 at any voltage, nor 1100 7-8-6-22. The 0936 stick is stronger (1000 6-7-5 1.95V; 1090 7-7-6 1.85V) and has no such scaling issues. 32M 1000 6-7-5-20 2.0V 32M 1000 7-7-6-20 1.68V 32M 1052 7-7-6-20 1.85V 32M 927 6-6-6-18 1.95V not minimized, just checking max freq 6-6-6-18 32M 8M 841 5-6-4-20 2.05V not minimized, just checking max freq 5-6-4 8M 1M 1052 6-7-6-20 2.05V 1M 1188 7-8-6-22 2.0V Valid 1272 8-9-8 1.9V Retested 7-7-6 32M and 7-8-6 1M again, now running much better.

Added a kit of 1866c7 Hyper. Open for offers or trades for strong 1366 chips.

There you go

broken 3:5 ratio :( 724 real

@Gigelzhad one working that he broke and a dead one, he has info on them

its funny how this score is done with CPU + mem on LN2, yet the actual FB-DIMM Record, done by Christian Ney as well, is done with everyone on air https://hwbot.org/submission/2944273_christian_ney_reference_frequency_0gu083_425.36_mhz

BDBG can do the same PSC can assuming you bin enough of it.

timings look like elpida or Psc to me, and given its kingston I'd recon its BBSE or BDBG

and with memory at meme timings lol

weird definition of a sucking board :D

At least some PSC was Elpida based, not sure if they just used licensed designs or just packaged Elpida themselves / marked the chips themselves. http://abload.de/img/_57l9utu.jpg

do you have another SS for nb? could be enough to push you over the fsb walls...

benching at ddr2 774 5-5-4... crazy, I don’t believe I’ve seen that before!

I mean... isn't that part of the point of benchmarks?

https://hwbot.org/submission/4468838_terraraptor_wprime___32m_core_2_duo_e8200_13sec_219ms

4720 on 2x16 on a 4 dimmer, impressive! Nice chip too!

2 new AMD 32M records in a day, not something you see every day...

been playing some max memory frequency on x58, Gdie+x58a-oc feels like cheating. http://valid.x86.fr/81dluy 1.5V VTT, 2.2V Vdimm + mostly manually tweaked timings Might hook up the peltiers in a couple days and hope the memory scales further... I'm pretty sure I'm trp limited now.

Any chance I can get rid of the numbers? So its just Ground?

I still wish platform records were worth something as well

Impressive!

stability is pretty much all gone over ~1650, and dual channel is impossible. This is only possible due to the x58a-oc allowing to set lower uncore clock if you use the innermost channel. It is possible to run 16x mem + 17x uncore this way. This CPU tops out around 1400 32M on R3BE with typical uncore ratios and is the strongest IMC I’ve found on this platform by a fair amount. So far I’m only running some timings manual, I recon ~30-50 MHz more might be doable without increasing volts by a lot, since with full manual timings since gdie appears quite sensitive to that, at least on z87 this stick did. I also have 2 more sticks to try as well as a couple more tweaks I’ll be keeping to myself for now.

Gdie just seems like plain magic for memory validation :D Guess I need to try again...

@T.Rex We have so much to bench when I get to denmark again But yeah I was planning on bringing this chip for sure, 1800+ is the goal The mem can do it. Thanks whiteshark! (for context - this memory frequency score is done on x58 https://hwbot.org/submission/4611155_ground1556_memory_frequency_ddr3_sdram_1645_mhz)

maybe its a monitor with integrated PS/2 ports and thus its just a weird VGA cable? The card looks like some generic PCI GPU to me...