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  1. I thought that my oldest b die set was dead as well. Brushing it's teath with Aceton brought them back to life. Even 2133 crashed before cleaning them and 3600 c16 (stock) was not possible for weeks allready.
  2. Thanks? Was a quick one. OS was not that good and I only had a few liter ln2.
  3. I have more to upload. I never expected that I could do this much with a few litres ln2. I just took my 6700k OS and popped the 7350k in the socket. Mem speed is not up either.
  4. It is hard to say what it is without knowing what you set and run (hardware).
  5. I would try lowering timings and test stability first. Then try setting them more tight one by one. Are these high voltages neccesary? I only need 1,72v - 1.78v for 3866 c12 depending on the quality of my sticks (I have more then one set).
  6. That can be because of to much or to low voltage for your memory or vccio or vccsa. And it can be because of the selected memory timings.
  7. Samsung oem b die is not that good, someone I know tried binning (a lot of) them. Samsung oem E die can be good. My Samsung E die did 4000MHz C12: Altough it never did anything above 4000MHz...
  8. I went to stock and read it in HWInfo, is that not the same? Edit: It has a VID listing Edit 2: After reset bios, Offset mode (Auto): - CPUz gives 1.136-1.152v while benching. - HWInfo (VID listing) gives 1.145v
  9. I forgot VID. VID when cpu is stock: 1.155v VID when cpu is 5GHz (1.31v in bios): 1.145v
  10. I have a 7350k doing 5GHz / 4.5GHz cache CB R15 @1.285v (mOCF). On Asus it does 1,31v. 5.1GHz does 1.36v, 5.2GHz does CB R15 @1.53v. Undelided Edit: batch nr of course... L650D401
  11. Great stuff you are selling! I tested it at 1.285v stable @ 5GHz with my Custom waterloop... (undelided)
  12. I was wondering how hard I need Windows 10 64b to give me the best possible scores. I was testing Windows 7 64b and got 6688 max (here a screenshot of a lesser score): I ran all scores after a complete bios reset, no optimizations in bios were made. I ran 61xx, 6497, 6503, 6537, 6686,6686,6688, 6688, 6686 (in a row). Edit: Since this score seems to in the middle of 4.8-5GHz runs I was wondering what Windows 10 can bring me. Edit 2: Java 118 64b Edit 3: Sparks.nl`s HWBOT Prime score: 6689.67 pps with a Core i7 6700K
  13. I allready "noticed" the new version. I saw some scores that had at least 5x the normal score at stock then the best score at ln2.
  14. You never tested the cpu when delided?
  15. Thanks, I was wondering what crippled my 6200MHz score...
  16. Where can I find more info about start commands for hwbot prime?
  17. I had 2 defective gtx2 dimms. Taking off the heathspreader showed what was wrong. The pcb was a little bent. It was not straight. Taking of the heathspreader and warming it up was enough to revive one, the other is still defective. On a sidenote: I tried putting on the heathspreader but it died again, when I took it of and heated it up it worked again. Edit: I saw an excellent guide about reflowing them somewhere.
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