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My new Scores!
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nice, nice scores
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Cool!!! What do you get in PCmark04 with that OC'ed 3.4? I bet it flys 
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I don't have pcmark '04. So I guess I'll have to wait for those scores.
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So that's DDR450? Not bad at all I just wish I could keep my PAT enabled past 255FSB
I just wish I could keep my PAT enabled past 255FSB
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Albuquerque said:So that's DDR450? Not bad at all
What is PAT?
And yes that's ddr450. 225 FSB
I start getting memtest RAM errors after 225FSB.
Kinda makes me wish I had gone with the 4000 but the lower timings in these modules is nice. Besides I'm probably nearing the max oc for this processor. I've had it @ 3.9 before but only long enough to run a couple of benches. My VDimm is 3.1VDC and my VCore is 1.6VDC.
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PAT / PEM / Performance Acceleration Technology or whatever your motherboard calls it Mine calls it PEM, and it's only stable to 255fsb. It's mostly stable until about 265, but then it immediately becomes unbootable at anything 266 or higher. It was actually more commentary on my own board rather than yours
Those scores look about right for DDR450 and those timings.
Mine calls it PEM, and it's only stable to 255fsb. It's mostly stable until about 265, but then it immediately becomes unbootable at anything 266 or higher. It was actually more commentary on my own board rather than yours Those scores look about right for DDR450 and those timings.
