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DFI UT-P45-T2RS low voltage overclock.

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PolRoger

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I've been testing this motherboard and I found out it will do 500fsb DDR2-1200 with the (5/6) 333/800 divider at near default voltages. These settings would make for a nice moderate 24/7 type overclock. I'm using 4 sticks of HyperX (D9GKX).
 

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Can you tighten up that Performance Level at all?

Why not up the multi to 8.5 or 9 and shoot for a higher CPU OC?

Good work so far BTW!

:beer:
 
jason4207:

PL of 7 doesn't work at these settings. The low voltage "default type" settings seem only to work with as high a multi as your cpu will run at close to stock VID. My 1.25 VID chip shows 1.20v in BIOS at default which works when using the 7 multi. When I use the 8 multi I need a little more vcore to pass Prime/OCCT so I set vcore to 1.25v which shows 1.21v BIOS and 1.21/1.23 with CPUZ. Under load with vdroop it drops to 1.19/1.20v. To get my chip stable with the 8.5 multi my chip seems to need about 1.29v showing in BIOS and the balance between VTT/MCH/GTL is broken. I've been working at it... but I expect the UT will require a more normal overclocking voltage setup to acheive stability at higher multipliers.
 
Have you exhausted your RAM timing tweaks? I'm running some D9's that run these timings all the way up to 1250 at 2.3v. Of course, I doubt it was 24/7 stable. I still think you might be able to tighten up a couple things, though, if you're into RAM tweaking that is.

5-5-5-4-10 4-35-6-11-11-3-8-3-4

This is 1185 at the same timings and less voltage (2.2-2.25v...don't remember).

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This is what I run 24/7, though...actually I've dropped it down to 3.9GHz (460FSB) to give me some stability-cushion. It seems impossible to get the RAM completely stable using anything but 1:1 when the FSB is being pushed to the limit w/ these quads.

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jason4207: I have not fully tweaked my timings yet... still testing various overclocks, straps and dividers. I had to switch out my cpu and with a few adjustments my older E8400-C0 (1.15 VID) can do the same 500fsb/DDR2-1200 with the 7.5 multi. I'll have to see if I can get the 8x stable. Thanks for sharing the timings I'll reference them and try them out.
 
Very nice OC there Pol w/ 4 x 1GB sticks at 1200 MHz (5:6; 333/800), 1.93 Vdimm, PL of 8 and 5-5-5-15. I wish my 2 x 2GB sticks of 9200 could do that, unfortunately the best they will do is 1196 MHz at 5-5-5-15 and 2.1V. Your RAM sub-timings look real good too, especially the tRFC of 38... very impressive.
 
Very nice OC there Pol w/ 4 x 1GB sticks at 1200 MHz (5:6; 333/800), 1.93 Vdimm, PL of 8 and 5-5-5-15. I wish my 2 x 2GB sticks of 9200 could do that, unfortunately the best they will do is 1196 MHz at 5-5-5-15 and 2.1V. Your RAM sub-timings look real good too, especially the tRFC of 38... very impressive.

Practically 1200 with a 4GB kit! The best I've managed so far with my 4GB kit of OCZ PC2-8500 is 8.5x470 DDR2-1129 at 1.95v.
 
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