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Sparks.nl - Core i3 7350K @ 6500MHz - 721 cb Cinebench - R15
Sparks.nl replied to wiLLius's topic in Result Discussions
Thanks? Was a quick one. OS was not that good and I only had a few liter ln2. -
Sparks.nl - Core i3 7350K @ 6501.6MHz - 5874.09 pps HWBOT Prime
Sparks.nl replied to amirhosein's topic in Result Discussions
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Sparks.nl - Core i3 7350K @ 6604.8MHz - 6sec 39ms wPrime - 32m
Sparks.nl replied to Leeghoofd's topic in Result Discussions
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. -
It is hard to say what it is without knowing what you set and run (hardware).
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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).
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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.
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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...
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Great stuff you are selling! I tested it at 1.285v stable @ 5GHz with my Custom waterloop... (undelided)
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I will take nr. 3.
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I can't really say that there is killer serial number as far as I know of. With which benches did you test?
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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
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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.
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You never tested the cpu when delided?
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Thanks, I was wondering what crippled my 6200MHz score...
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HWBOT Prime Super Tweaks for 2011
Sparks.nl replied to Poorya_lion's topic in Sandy Bridge-E / Ivy Bridge (X79) OC
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Bringing dead sticks back to life?
Sparks.nl replied to funsoul's topic in Memory Heaven (air/extreme)
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.