[reisya]

just share my eco on my setup

1866Mhz

2000Mhz

beginner's luck

 

[reisya]

#Bench Pi#

some update

 

[CryWin]

Which set did you buy?

 

[konspiracy]

me want.

 

[Cmoney]

I am going to use this as a guide to see if I can get some better timings out of my RAM (I have the same sticks), I haven't tried taking them above 1600 yet. +REP

 

[reisya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CryWin Which set did you buy?

GBECO PC12800 CL7

the couple of cheap mem but have a beast power.. recommended to buy

Quote:

Originally Posted by konspiracy me want.

just order now!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cmoney I am going to use this as a guide to see if I can get some better timings out of my RAM (I have the same sticks), I haven't tried taking them above 1600 yet. +REP

thanks for rep

 

[dixson01974]

What speed are you going to run them at?

 

[reisya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dixson01974 What speed are you going to run them at?

what speed do you mean ?!?

just take a look my SS

 

[Am*]

What the hell?

This renders my perception of buying much more expensive memory modules to get tighter timings useless.

 

[dixson01974]

Quote:

Originally Posted by reisya what speed do you mean ?!? just take a look my SS

You need NB frquency of 3000 to fully use the speed of the memory. If you are run anything lower than 3000 than you are bottleneck the memory.
The ratio is x3 the base speed of the memory.
Example
Ram speed(base speed) = NB speed
1333(667) = 2000
1600(800) = 2400
1800(900) = 2700
2000(1000) = 3000

 

[reisya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dixson01974 You need NB frquency of 3000 to fully use the speed of the memory. If you are run anything lower than 3000 than you are bottleneck the memory. The ratio is x3 the base speed of the memory. Example Ram speed(base speed) = NB speed 1333(667) = 2000 1600(800) = 2400 1800(900) = 2700 2000(1000) = 3000

i know that theory

but too risky for my motherboard use 3000Mhz on NB Freq for daily >,<

now i just run at 800Mhz for daily

 

[Cmoney]

I didn't see in the SS what voltage you are using on for those speeds/timings? I am going to be playing around with mine and I am just curious.

 

[dixson01974]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cmoney;13136090
I didn't see in the SS what voltage you are using on for those speeds/timings? I am going to be playing around with mine and I am just curious.

Ancient Chinese Secret.

 

[reisya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cmoney;13136090
I didn't see in the SS what voltage you are using on for those speeds/timings? I am going to be playing around with mine and I am just curious.

i use 1,6v

for what i make it secret if i share it.. i won't brought any knowledge when i was die.. rofl
if i won't share it, i never make this thread.. except just for show off only

 

[dixson01974]

Quote:

Originally Posted by reisya;13136288
for what i make it secret if i share it.. i won't brought any knowledge when i was die.. rofl
if i won't share it, i never make this thread..

It was a joke.

 

[Buzzin92]

what i find unusual is my superpi times are faster than that

 

[reisya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buzzin92;13136341
what i find unusual is my superpi times are faster than that

ROFL

 

[Cmoney]

AMD and INTEL superPi times will vary greatly. FYI

 

[robbo2]

Quote:

Originally Posted by reisya;13136040
i know that theory

but too risky for my motherboard use 3000Mhz on NB Freq for daily >,<

now i just run at 800Mhz for daily

No it's not. Your cpu/nb at 3000 is perfectly fine. You do realize it's on the cpu and not the motherboard?

 

[reisya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by robbo2;13137311
No it's not. Your cpu/nb at 3000 is perfectly fine. You do realize it's on the cpu and not the motherboard?

is it ?
still too risky for me daily with NB Freq 3000Mhz..