
Everything posted by GtiJason
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H.E.A.L - DDR3 SDRAM - 5611 points Geekbench3 Memory Performance Single Core
Yellow dimm slots and psc, huh never tried this. Probably because all 3 Z97 OCF's had them sealed tight from water. Good mems btw !
- Dancop - Core i7 7700K @ 7111.1MHz - 4min 14sec 797ms SuperPi - 32M
- Strong Island - GeForce GTX 285 @ 1188/1458MHz - 23891 marks 3DMark Vantage - Performance
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Mushkin Enhanced Blackline DIMM Kit 4GB, DDR3-1600, CL-7-8-7-20
@gtijackson . . .
- Asrock Z170 OC Formula-DDR4
- marc0053 - Titan X Pascal @ 2100/3000MHz - 10517.76 DX11 Marks Unigine Heaven - Xtreme Preset
- dhenzjhen - Core i7 7700K @ 6500MHz - 2222 marks XTU
- BarboneNet - Core i7 7700K @ 6620MHz - 2230 marks XTU
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[Price check] 32GB (8GB x 4) GSkill TridentZ 4000MHz C18 DDR4 [UK]
Most of the guys here are more concerned about how they overclock, and more specifically can they run Super Pi 32m with wazza at 4080c12-11, 4133c12-11 or more . That is close to a $500 usd kit retail, why don't you sell them somewhere like reddit hrdwareswap, another OC forum or ebay. They are Samsung B die which is the most desired/relevant memory currently so they have that going for them. Basically since the XMP on B die hardly matters here most guys are not looking to spend over $100 on any untested 2x8gb b die. Maybe see if another UK overclocker with proper board and skills can test them for you as good b die can fetch $200 or so for 2x8gb kit
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Mushkin Enhanced Blackline DIMM Kit 4GB, DDR3-1600, CL-7-8-7-20
You can find some info here, the ic's used are PSC-X or BBSE most likely. It appears that hwbot member "emissary42" had powerchip PSC-X in his, these are his findings https://www.hardwareluxx.de/community/f13/hardwareluxx-spd-datenbank-ddr4-ic-liste-last-update-28-10-18-a-1073628.html https://www.hardwareluxx.de/community/f12/msi-z97m-gaming-live-review-done-1062683.html a) [PSC] Mushkin Copperhead 996772 (2x2GB DDR3-1600 7-8-7-20 1.65V) This is one of my newer kits that has never been tested on any other motherboard. Since it is not entirely clear what type of IC these specifications are, the first OC attempts were mainly for identification purposes. In the race were some Elpida variants, as well as more or less good Powerchips (PSC). The settings to configure the training of the memory were not touched. The Z97M GAMING behaved consistently in non-bootable settings, after three attempts to start is greeted by the Overclocking Failed message and asked if you want to load one of the stored profiles. Resetting the CMOS was never necessary. DDR3-2200 7-10-7-26 1T 1.63V DDR3-2400 8-11-7-27 2T 1.82V It quickly turned out that Mushkin apparently used ICs from Powerchip on this copy. Due to the production date in 2009, this should be the X variant. Typical is a good scaling with CL7 at relatively low voltages. For DDR3-2200 tCL7 and tWL 6 the kit needed only 1.63V and a minimal increase of tRCD and tRAS. At DDR3-2400, however, suddenly no command rate of 1 more was possible. Even with the use of the 125 or 167 straps this could not be avoided. Whether this is a general problem of the Z97M GAMING with this type of IC, will require the next tests with other kits. Since the required voltage for DDR3-2400 was already quite high and even DDR3-2600 CL8 could not be started at 1.90V, further tests with the Copperheads are not planned for the time being. Update: Even with my other and better quality PSC based kits DDR3-2400 command rate of 1T is no longer possible (tested with Corsair CMGTX1 , OCZ OCZ3RPR2133C7LV4GK OCZ3R ). It also looks like hwbot member blabla123 had them too, but I noticed 996772 is Muskin Copperhead, not Blackline. Either way the 7-8-7-20 @ 1.65v timings mean psc or bbse most likely BAZA podkręcania oraz kompatybilności pamięci DDR2, DDR3 i DDR4- dowolna platforma - Forum PCLab.pl - Strona 51
- dhenzjhen - Core i7 7700K @ 6726MHz - 16.46 points Cinebench - R11.5
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KabyLake initial testing/batch
GtiJason replied to nickolp1974's post in a topic in Skylake/Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake (-X) (Z170/Z270/Z370/X299) OCTo add to this I figured out the average voltage needed based upon the binning criteria, as well as the median V. There were 35 total entries 3 of which have no info, so 32 counted Total = 41.635v 41.635 / 32 = 1.30109375v Average High- 1.375v Low- 1.230v Median- 1.3025v
- rtsurfer - Core i7 7700K @ 6776MHz - 1516 cb Cinebench - R15
- Dancop - Core i7 7700K @ 6798.2MHz - 29475 points Geekbench3 - Multi Core
- Whitefanged - DDR4 SDRAM @ 3600MHz - 3600 MHz Memory Clock
- rtsurfer - Core i7 7700K @ 6600MHz - 1435 cb Cinebench - R15
- Splave - Core i7 7700K @ 6864MHz - 8425.76 pps HWBOT Prime
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[FS] binned Core2Duo E6300, E6400, E6750 (571-575 FSB)
One 6400 & one 6750 please
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mllrkllr88 - Radeon HD 7950 @ 1330/1750MHz - 3314.46 DX11 Marks Unigine Heaven - Xtreme Preset
- aerotracks - Core i7 4770K @ 5240MHz - 1374 marks XTU
- SHIMIZU - Core i7 7700K @ 7009.5MHz - 4min 19sec 984ms SuperPi - 32M
- ROG Maximus IX
GtiJason replied to elmor's post in a topic in Skylake/Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake (-X) (Z170/Z270/Z370/X299) OCJan. 15th I think- Z170 BIOS, tools, facts, stats and list of mainboards
GtiJason replied to Massman's post in a topic in Skylake/Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake (-X) (Z170/Z270/Z370/X299) OC730 for OCF works EU ftp://europe.asrock.com/BIOS/1151/Z170%20OC%20Formula(7.30)ROM.zip US http://asrock.pc.cdn.bitgravity.com/BIOS/1151/Z170%20OC%20Formula(7.30)ROM.zip- dhenzjhen - Titan X Pascal - 66299 marks 3DMark06
8000+ Mark lead over 2nd. . . Whoa !- dhenzjhen - 2x Titan X Pascal - 85100 marks 3DMark05