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suzuki - Core i7 4790K @ 4700MHz - 6min 21sec 766ms SuperPi - 32M
ground1556 replied to bolc's topic in Result Discussions
I'm a bit lacking in the high MHz platforms, but the kit Nox got from me did 2000 5-9-6 on an i5 750, surprisingly close to my RipjawsX kit which did 5-8-5 (with loose subs but still). -
suzuki - Core i7 4790K @ 4700MHz - 6min 21sec 766ms SuperPi - 32M
ground1556 replied to bolc's topic in Result Discussions
There are significantly worse OEM kits then the one you have -
The official Challenger 2019 Division VII round 1 Intel legacy thread.
ground1556 replied to ADVenturePO's topic in HWBOT Competitions
Yes please! On 1366 there are no core count benefits or similar, only price... -
@ClockCruncher is looking for at least one of those, not sure if he minds the lack of heatsink. @Rhadamanthis is also looking for one. I guess it would be nice to wait for them to reply?
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Set of timings for DDR3 Elpida Hyper
ground1556 replied to bolc's topic in Memory Heaven (air/extreme)
Its a kit as bad as they come, planning on getting a new one asap. For most of my benching I’ll keep them below 1.95 most likely. Haven’t confirmed, but I’m almost sure they can’t do spec. ...they do spec, and now that they have taken 2.1V for maybe an hour of testing they suddenly work much better then before, currently running 1050 7-7-6 at 1.775V, 1000 7-7-6 seems to be good for 32m at 1.68V and 1100 7-7-6 at 1.85V... -
Set of timings for DDR3 Elpida Hyper
ground1556 replied to bolc's topic in Memory Heaven (air/extreme)
did a quick test on my kit at 2.1V, they keep on scaling, 6-6-5 at 976 is doable at that. Might manage 6-6-5 at 986 (it did manage half a run before I got too greedy and went to 1000, but it doesn't scale anymore with voltage from here (sticks might be getting too hot too, though I have plenty of airflow right now) Next steps are -optimising subtimings (still using the same as at 1107) -trying if it goes any further at 6-7-5/6-7-6/6-6-6 -
RAM temps are not specified. Might be a good idea to specify that too? Sadly don't have the hardware for this yet
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Xipong - GA-P67X-UD3-B3 @ 807MHz - 807 MHz Reference Frequency
ground1556 replied to stunned_guy's topic in Result Discussions
Its the XTU score I suspect. first ref. score: https://hwbot.org/submission/4055609_ XTU score by same guy: https://hwbot.org/submission/4055029_ -
On 1366 you can get around it by upping the multi using Throttlestop. I've seen this issue on 775 (P5Q Deluxe and EP45-DS3) as well as on various 1366 boards (at least Rampage II Extreme, x58a-oc and x58a-UD7) and also on 1156 (H55m-UD2h and P55-USB3)
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TanteKaethe - Core i5 760 @ 4999.7MHz - 7min 21sec 188ms SuperPi - 32M
ground1556 posted a topic in Result Discussions
Congrats! Glad your second chip worked even better :D -
Trouff's Garage Sale: z270/x299 MB- Lot of older MB & CPUs & VGAs - Update 2018-29-27
ground1556 replied to Trouffman's topic in For Sale
Free push for a great deal for an x58a-oc (if its still available - has been over a month since the last push) -
drizzleRr - X58A-OC @ 296.2MHz - 296.24 MHz Reference Frequency
ground1556 replied to ground1556's topic in Result Discussions
I think he is more about trcd 10 being not possible on ambient PSC above ~1150 or so. 1366 can do high clock ram for sure if needed... -
Afrokalle - Core i7 Extreme 980X @ 6432MHz - 5min 49sec 235ms SuperPi 32m
ground1556 replied to Kurbel's topic in Result Discussions
hm? There is no board with that name -
drizzleRr - X58A-OC @ 296.2MHz - 296.24 MHz Reference Frequency
ground1556 replied to ground1556's topic in Result Discussions
Its not just the timings that appear that odd to me, but the BCLK doesn't line up with the memory divider (2:8 in this case), would need 307 BCLK for that. http://valid.x86.fr/d44eck -
drizzleRr - X58A-OC @ 296.2MHz - 296.24 MHz Reference Frequency
ground1556 replied to ground1556's topic in Result Discussions
Hm, actually not sure anymore, that memory frequency doesn't work out with the multiplier. Trying to get in contact...