SF3D
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Good to see some scores coming from you! Nice CPU for MOA qualifications
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Max memory speed was only around 1625MHz with 10-12-12 and benchmarks at 9-11-11 @ 1300mhz+ These did not scale much with cold, but my mainboard bios was very immature, so results should be better in the near future.
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Actually I have half of this kit in my home and it is not good for extreme oc. I am not sure is it the board or the memory itself, but my results are bad.
Waiting to see some results from you PJ.
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Nice candy bar! 310kcal and with only 5 pieces..wow!
I will bin some candy bars today and do some sunlight tweaks for it. Easy win!
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No no Dino! The puzzle is solved and I moved myself to that mysterious OC country. That is the place where real pro's are living, so maybe I will become one too.
TadžikistaN for the win!!!
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I don't think these scores were made in Sweden ... or even Europe, in fact
I got a hint that the name of that country starts with T and ends in to N... could not figure it out, cause I don't know any overclockers from Turkmenistan???
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Haha.. you need to fix it better: http://sf3d.pp.fi/images/image/open/2.jpg
That worked fine.
But in the end you were not so lucky.. the seller probably knew that he was selling non working stuff
FFFFUUUUUUUU....
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Thanks for the information!
I guess we will see the 4 way SLI scores from EVGA and ASUS soon, now when scores will get in to HOF too.
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Haha.. sub 5 minutes is always ok!
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Loop 6 needs to be sub 1min 17s
Can't wait anymore...still 4 weeks here aaaaargh...
Why sub 17?
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Nice pictures!
Can you check the ASIC Quality with GPU-Z. Thanks!
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sadpart that you have to use quite a lot of thermal paste on RAM ... is there any cheap alternative that works at -180 as well ?
You can use basic ceramique for ram. I used the large 22g tube, so it will not cost nothing.
I used OCZ freeze between the pot and thermal plates and it worked very well. In there paste should be something like Gelid GC Extreme.
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Here are the messy pictures of insulation etc. Will need to do guide about insulation later with better pictures.
It is very easy to insulate and the cold does not spread to motherboard anymore. It is great improvement.
Perfect contact!!!
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Damn, I thought you didn't have to remove heat spreaders off RAM
You must be joking Dino?
The stock HS is usually the weakest link in memory oc with ln2. Now you can cool the memory chips directly with the plates. No matter what brand or what type of memory you have.
Corsair with glued HS can be used without removing them, no problems.
P.S
Tested some Elpida BDBG, Hynix and some unknown memory chips and all scale very well above the speed they do on air or ghetto pots. Temperature is very easy to control and keep in some desired spot. Now I just need to find good BD chip which have IMC for max memory attempts. Two latest CPU's were not good at all.
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nice result SF3D!
keep up the good work!
oh, and lovely pot too!
would pming/emailing you for a idea on cost/shipping to Australia for the pot be a good idea?
Thank you! Of course it is a good idea
Just send e-mail to SF3DOCsales@sci.fi and our *sales manager will handle it from there. *joke
Good Job Petri! Triple Point now officially released and i believe marketing works! Some kind of record here? Don't know about records, but I am very happy with the product. Thanks Atso!
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Target reached!
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2298571
ASUS Crosshair V Formula
AMD FX-8150 BD
Kingston HyperX 2133MHz CL8 Hypers
Nvidia GTX 550ti
Corsair AX1200W
SF3D OC Inflection point
SF3D OC Triple point
Win 7 64-bit
Memory V= 2.025V (not measured from pcb)
NBV (IMC)= 1.6V
Temperature of memory pot = -50C
Temperature of CPU pot = -100 - -180C (Cold does not help on these 7-7-7 runs)
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PJ, dont feed the ....
CU is heavy some memories don't like high pressure, alu if mounted well enough for any load i think.nice 7-7-7 run there petri
Thanks Hiwa!
Real attempts are close now. Did correct insulation etc.
I wish I would have some single stick for max mhz attempts. I have just random hynix here.
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So you're comparing max clocks on SB with max clocks on Bulldozer. Nice
I think Knut asked about comparison on the same platform.
Anyway, great clocks on that screenshot.
Well, I have tested these sticks with some other intel CPU's as well and the one still under NDA did not change a thing, even though it is a lot better with some Hynix
On X58 platform these did 1090MHz max, so I do know how these are clocking. Thanks for reminding about these things.Pretty product Petri, and very nice mounting.Will Cu version be available at later point?
Cu version would just add a lot of costs, but gain would be close to 0.
So, answer is no. There will not be any Cu version.
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What sort of numbers do you get using a high RPM fan on the sticks? I wonder what sort of gains you get more than the actualy numbers:)
It was on my last post on previous page: These sticks have done 1145MHz max 7-7-7 before with Sandy Bridge, so there is quite a lot improvement in the results.
So, quite a lot of improvement!
impressive clocks sf3d! i want that potYes, everyone should want this pot!!!
I hope the final clocks will be really impressive
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if it's "important" you can send your 1.59 dump to Franck or Sam from CPUz and ask them to validate
impressive Hyper clocks for AMD, I couldn't get Hypers to work above 1150 regardless of timings on mine
Nah, it is not important. This was just the first quickie. Need to do insulation etc better and try more with correct CPU version.
Yeah, I also though my hypers did not like AMD, but I was wrong. These sticks have done 1145MHz max 7-7-7 before with Sandy Bridge, so there is quite a lot improvement in the results.
Some superpi 32M with 1200MHz+ 7-7-7 and 6.XX GHz Ivy Bridge will be interesting
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@Ptri, did you try this ?
''you can "refresh" it by clicking "hide" and then "unhide" so it gets re-processed for FM HoF. ''
Yes, I tried that but it did not change anything. I think it says driver version is FM approved but it is not or something.
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This pot definitely works!
Dual channel DDR3 2558MHz with 7-7-7 latencies.
I failed with CPU-Z, cause I did not remember to update it. My suicide dual channel 1300MHz 7-7-7 run is ok, but not able to publish, cause version was 1.59. I hate that thing in CPU-Z!!!
Temperature was -30C real and memory voltage 1.975V. There must be a lot left in this setup, cause IMC seems to be ok in this BD.
Max memory clocks are next on the line.
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So why this result is not shown on hall of fame? http://3dmark.com/3dm11/2962652
I don't see any problem in it.
der8auer ECC goes pro!
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Nice on Roman!
Some critics for the design. The groove system and base size are not well balanced. I think you will not have optimal power handling / heat transfer with that design, cause you have thick base and relatively small surface area for ln2
Of course, I might be wrong, cause I have just seen these pictures, but not the actual product in my own hands.
That plastic mounting bracket is not what I would like to see in 2012. It is so last season and I think we had a nice conversation about them during Cebit
I like the fact that you choose grooves as well to your product. It is always better than just holes, but there is still some improvements you need to do in to rev4.