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cognoscenti · 05-09-07

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Originally Posted by t4ct1c47

@ Cognoscenti

You said that you're running your E6600 @ 3.6Ghz with 1.45v CPU vCore but what volts are you giving the NorthBridge? I ask as I want to try lowering my CPU vCore from 1.55v.

1.5v im sure

The new memory settings are excellent its running rather nice now.

Mhill2029 · 05-09-07

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Originally Posted by cognoscenti

How am I looking now?

This is were i'm confused, ppl say that high FSB means nothing like it once did in terms of overall performance. But i see more & more ppl get stuff over DDR2 800.

Your Super PI confuses me also, @ 3.6Ghz i do around 14.1??s with 4x512Mb dimms running @ 756Mhz 4-4-4-12 2T

Your doing 4-4-4-10 1T? Surely 2x 1GB stick under 1T would be faster?

cognoscenti · 05-09-07

Apparently not... you can see all the settings there

Mhill2029 · 05-09-07

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Originally Posted by cognoscenti

Apparently not... you can see all the settings there

I wish someone could explain to me why ppl buy DDR 1066 when there are no benefits of a high FSB's....

nuclearjock · 05-09-07

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Originally Posted by Mhill2029

This is were i'm confused, ppl say that high FSB means nothing like it once did in terms of overall performance. But i see more & more ppl get stuff over DDR2 800.

Your Super PI confuses me also, @ 3.6Ghz i do around 14.1??s with 4x512Mb dimms running @ 756Mhz 4-4-4-12 2T

Your doing 4-4-4-10 1T? Surely 2x 1GB stick under 1T would be faster?

She may have other stuff running in the background, but that's about right..

I'm also at ~14.3xx @3.6, 975mhz, 4-4-4-6 1T ~8300 mhz bandwidth.

cognoscenti · 05-09-07

i dont bother stopping any processes etc but i have no actual programs running.

XP pro 32

**Robilar** · 05-09-07

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Originally Posted by Mhill2029

I wish someone could explain to me why ppl buy DDR 1066 when there are no benefits of a high FSB's....

High ram fsb benefits on 965 and 975 chipset boards. The 680i (and 650i for that matter) work faster with higher multi lower fsb. I am pretty certain that it relates to the controller allowing memory to be linked and unlinked from the cpu fsb clocking. The intel chipsets clock synchronously unless you have an unlocked chip.

Cogno is running it exactly the right way for an E6600; 9x multi with highest fsb possible.

btw cogno, finally remembered what your sig means (I was a lit major)

"persons who have superior knowledge and understanding of a particular field, esp. in the fine arts, literature, and world of fashion"

joematrix · 05-09-07

Since I couldn't get my RAM very stable at 4-4-4-8 1T even at 2.25V, should I try doing 4-4-4-10 1T, or just leave it at 4-4-4-8 2T?

cognoscenti · 05-09-07

;-)

nik6600 · 05-09-07

Hi, I don't know what i should put my memory voltage to. I have looked on the OCZ website but it says 1.9v. Is 1.9v ok for my memory while overclocking or not???

05-09-07	#903 (permalink)
cognoscenti 51° 31' 0 N 0° -6' 0 E Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Winebar Posts: 4,146 Rep: 416 Unique Rep: 189 Trader Rating: 3	Apparently not... you can see all the settings there Attached Thumbnails __________________ The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.--Augustine (354-430) Hayley Westenra Q6600 @ 4017.37 MHz on Striker II Q6600 3802.47 MHz (422.5 * 9) 790i Ultra Q6600 4152.04 MHz (461.34 * 9) 8-8-8-18 790i Ultra Last edited by cognoscenti : 05-09-07 at 03:09 PM

05-09-07	#906 (permalink)
cognoscenti 51° 31' 0 N 0° -6' 0 E Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Winebar Posts: 4,146 Rep: 416 Unique Rep: 189 Trader Rating: 3	i dont bother stopping any processes etc but i have no actual programs running. XP pro 32 __________________ The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.--Augustine (354-430) Hayley Westenra Q6600 @ 4017.37 MHz on Striker II Q6600 3802.47 MHz (422.5 * 9) 790i Ultra Q6600 4152.04 MHz (461.34 * 9) 8-8-8-18 790i Ultra

05-09-07	#909 (permalink)
cognoscenti 51° 31' 0 N 0° -6' 0 E Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Winebar Posts: 4,146 Rep: 416 Unique Rep: 189 Trader Rating: 3	;-) __________________ The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.--Augustine (354-430) Hayley Westenra Q6600 @ 4017.37 MHz on Striker II Q6600 3802.47 MHz (422.5 * 9) 790i Ultra Q6600 4152.04 MHz (461.34 * 9) 8-8-8-18 790i Ultra

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