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Did some quick test of my A-Datas with EK memory adapter for Div 2: http://hwbot.org/submission/2890663 Terrible picture quality, but you can see that the adapter works fine. RAM settings change from 2600 8-12-8 to 2726 7-12-7 while keeping CPU frequency at 4500 gave boost from 1107 to 1136. Although I could not tighten TRCD to 11, maybe I would have to go colder. It's second kit I'm testing on cold and both don't work 100% well - the other could do the same frequency but was unable to go tighter than 8-11-8 and didn't accept voltage over 2.05V.

Anyway, it's very good result, my 4690k requires 1.6 to work with 5400.

Great CPU, 5400 on air with 1.45... what can it do on cold?

No, it's just hard to find them these days. I bought three last year, one was shipped dead, second died on me. They are like... consumable

@Strunkenbold: I have DFI LP that does 264 dual with 1.8 vnb straight from BIOS, no binning done, it's my second board. IMHO 270+ FSB dual will be excellent.

It's not you I think, but rather limitation of nForce 2 chipset - even if you manage to run 280+ FSB, I'm afraid it's not really going to be benchable - like single channel, CPC off. Good luck though!

280 with 2x512 is already a great result you can also try to push it to 311 and see if you can break 28 secs Great competition, thanks for the fun!

OK, I'll make a separate thread for mems, thanks for the space and trade, please close.

I don't have any new GPU at hand now, any chance I can compete in 3D Mark stage with my HD 5850? After all, it's lower than 750/R7 260 if possible, I would also try to use it in stage 5 in div 2. TIA

Boards sold and shipped, price drop and last bump for the RAM.

All boards reserved, anyone wants the RAM?

Replies sent, P45 T3RSB and NF2 Infinity reserved for ZFeSS.

Today I need to make some room at home, I have way too many mobos which need to find a new owner. DFI DK P45 T3RSB - full box, quite rare mobo from DFI with P45 and DDR3. I did not push it quite hard, made around 580 FSB with my mediocre E8500. Not tested on cold, air only. DFI LP NF4 SLI-DR Expert - full box, tested on air/water/SS, pre-insulated with eraser (I may remove it on buyer's demand). DFI LP NF4 Ultra-D - mobo only, tested on air/water/SS, cooler on the chipset changed. DFI NF2 Ultra Infinity - mobo only, spent last few years in the closet, was working, but some caps need replacement before putting it back into action. It is capable of doing FSB 250 without mods. Mushkin Ascent XP3-12800 - 2x1 GB kit, on D9JNM, default 7-7-6-18 @1.85-1.9. I bought them for 775/1366, but didn't use them apart from checking default settings. Prices (without shipping): 70 euro, sold, shipped 50 euro, sold, shipped 30 euro, sold, shipped 20 euro, sold, shipped 30 euro All items are fully working unless said otherwise and are sold as seen on pictures. I provide no warranty and I accept no returns because I am private seller. I am from Poland, so I prefer an EU trade to avoid issues with shipping and customs - shipping costs will be between 5 and 15 euro depending on item size and destination (to be agreed with buyer). Payment via PayPal only. PM me if interested.

I've got the same, since 3 days I get notification that I gained new achievements of 75 cups and medals, but on My Achievements it still shows 70/75 (and I have 81).

Looking good, time for LN2 action on the mems.

@Infrared - I suspect IMC, I played last weekend with San Diego 4000+ that clocked well (suicide above 3200 air/3500 SS), but was a poor mem clocker, was able to boot 2x256 Corsairs 3200C2 @280 and even run 1M, but did 265 stable @3.6 and no voltage bump improved stable OC. It also couldn't run 2x512 above 260 and I have 2 tested kits that are able of that; also after freezing the CPU could barely hold mems @250. Time to swap CPUs, I guess. Waiting for someone to pull 311 0-2-2-1.5 and break 28 secs.

Nice dare to share some details about mems used - what brand is it, what voltage it required etc?

Check the dates; 13 April 2016 - 15 July 2015 It'll probably be available soon, no worries

bring out your backups/sandbags lol

I spent whole evening yesterday with Flares ripping the HS off. First a slight twist with a flat screwdriver on both sides just to get the glue loose around 1st and 8th IC, then I taped the golden pins to avoid damage and gently lifted it from the bottom applying force around each of the ICs. It took me about 40 minutes for one module, this glue was quite strong, but if you do it patiently, you should be fine. I imagine that Pis will require the same.

I wonder if we see sub-8 in Super Pi

All those DFIs... I like it.

2V looking strong

Yeah, right, Bull, I want your rejects

OMG dude sick volts!