Massman

FYI, got the board to pass '51' with 2600 divider by applying 1.9V. Maybe that's what Stelaras was refering to as well when he wrote:

So, I'm trying to get this G.SKILL Flare kit running above DDR3-2600C8 again on the gigabyte Z77X boards, but for some reason I'm getting this '51' debug code whenever I try to use the higher memory dividers. I know this kit can do DDR3-2666C8 on air cooling on M5G (click) and it's also been running DDR3-2600 on the UD5H with S4 bios (click). Just flashed the S4 bios on the UD5H board again and anything above DDR3-2200 now results in a '51' debug code. Yesterday, I ran this kit with the UD3H and got it to post over DDR3-2600 once. Saved the profile immediately afterwards and now loading the profile will result in '51' as well. Any ideas? PS: as far as I know, '51' code means "51 - Memory initialization error. SPD reading has failed"

Alright, here's the link to the hce page for score tracking: http://hwbot.org/competition/ivy_physics_lcc Already uploaded some results //edit: updated first post

Fixed it, WindForce!

Yup, any version (since we can't see from GUI).

I'll post the link here . It's hidden from mainpage, but it's still active.

Highest I got so far with RipjawZ Samsung kit

0. Introduction Since Sandy Bridge-E, we now all know how the 3DMark11 Physics subtest does not only scale well with threads, but also scales very well with memory frequency. Ivy makes memory clocking very interesting again, so why no have a little memory tweaking entertainment using the Physics subtest?! 1. LCC rounds Since 3D11 Physics is stressing all cores, it might not be so easy for everyone to run 5GHz low clock, I suggest we get three rankings: 4500 MHz LCC (join link: http://hwbot.org/competition/ivy_physics_lcc/stage/681_45gp_-_3d11_physics/'>http://hwbot.org/competition/ivy_physics_lcc/stage/681_45gp_-_3d11_physics/) 6000 MHz LCC (join link: http://hwbot.org/competition/ivy_physics_lcc/stage/682_60gp_-_3d11_physics/) Full Out Max MHz (join link: http://hwbot.org/competition/ivy_physics_lcc/stage/683_3d11_full_out/) I'll make a hidden hwbot hce competition page so it'll be easier to track score and rank. //edit: hidden hce page link => http://hwbot.org/competition/ivy_physics_lcc 2. Screenshot requirements 3DMark11 score CPU-Z CPU CPU-Z Memory TweakIT / GIGABYTE GTL / ... (other subtiming detail tool) 3. Scores 3a - 4500 LCC 13095 by zeneffect // Core i7 3770K @ 4500.00 // GA-Z77X-UD5H // G.SKILL Flare @ 1256.1 8-11-8-27 13080 by Massman // Core i7 3770K @ 4499.98 // GA-Z77X-UD3H // G.SKILL Flare @ 1317 CL8-12-8-28 1T 13028 by Massman // Core i7 3770K @ 4498.02 // GA-Z77X-UD3H // G.SKILL RipjawsZ @ 1363.1 CL10-12-10-24 12823 by Massman // Core i7 3770K @ 4500.09 // GA-Z77X-UD3H // G.SKILL RipjawsZ @ 1428.7 CL11-13-13-32 1T 3b - 6000 LCC 15966 by Massman // Core i7 3770K @ 5998.01 // GA-Z77X-UD3H // G.SKILL Flare @ 1308.7 CL8-12-8-28 1T 3c - Full out ... SELECT "[*][url='http://hwbot.org/submission/",result_id,"/']",ROUND(score),"[/url] by", user.name, "//", cpu_model.model, "@", cpu_oc, "//", mb_model.name, "//", manufacturer.name, memoryproductgroup.label, "@", result.memClock, result.memTimings FROM result JOIN USER USING (user_id) JOIN cpu_model USING (cpu_id) JOIN mb_model ON (result.mb_model_id = mb_model.model_id) JOIN memoryproductgroup ON (result.mem_productgroup_id = memoryproductgroup.memproductgroup_id) JOIN manufacturer ON (memoryproductgroup.manufacturer_id = manufacturer.manufacturer_id) WHERE contest_id=369 ORDER BY contest_benchmark_id, score DESC;

Just saw this thread. No, creating an extra account is not okay unless: - the account is not under a specific team - the account is set to 'no points' If you want scores to go under the team and generate points for the team, just upload them to one of the accounts of the participating members .

With TridentX? Might be some very specific SPD issue for that kit, I guess. With the RipjawZ I'm booting 2600 easily as well (although fails with some beta bioses)

I think he's undercover there

Dammit, loving this marketing campaign by GIGABYTE Australia! the ud3s low end, but it rocks though, just set ya volts, clocks and go, this aint ecs, theres no 16x lock bro, insult the ud3 and get straight socked yo, taking world records cake, you should try, we took the 03, 06 and 05, and dino just took the superpi, for under 200 bucks the price is right, yeah sure its super cheap, but with features off the leash, its hot stuff capish? with more flava than a quiche, i didnt even know until the beef that ryba was a fish, you claim you got efficient in 32m? your number 1, minus 32 men, in 32nd place, you should hide your face, with 6 minutes 32 damn, benching scene is great, it can be harsh thought, ya find a tweak, you dont share, your a cheat bro, cos only 18 months ago, all my tweaks were hacks, called cheats, and taken off the bot yo, they found its all legit, now rules changed, hows that work? i dont play the same game? i aint bout to name names, but i was framed, made to look like a tool, that shit was so lame, enought of that though, back to the gagi-byte, or is it gay-gabyte, or maybe gigi-shyte, who cares, the boards are in the top flight, dropping top scores, giga stay on top right, ud3 is all you need to know, stop right, now, put that down, its the talk of the town, UP boards bout to touch down, giving haters mad frowns

It's really, really not your PSU ...

I once had an Asus P5K that could only run 266MHz FSB. When I set 267MHz, the board would not even POST . Beat that!

Did you use a <300W PSU ?

Nice find, Leeghoofd! That's a stupid reason not to allow 'clocking over DDR3-2600. Don't tell me that one timing is giving you so incredibly much more performance that high MHz should just not work .

I mean ... banned banned banned

Ban ban ban

1300+ no issue. Flare issue was board related.

FYI, tested F12g for the Z77X-UD3H and it's not really working with memory > DD3-2200. F12d works okay, though.

Cant-stop-laughing :D

- MSI Z77A-GD65 --- 10.6b7: download

Riiiight ... pretty sure you will get an RMA now ...

Correct. Results are first ranked by score, then by submission date. The early bird catches the worm .

Unless specified otherwise, old scores are never okay in competition