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ILikeMy240sx

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My SL6WF water-cooled has finally reached 300....(I hope 299.99 counts... :D)

I didn't test for stability but it was stable enough to take screenshots and post this thread ;)

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My RAM is running 3:2 and with SMD grabbers on way I hope to reach 5:4 YAY!!!!

edit2: ran prime96 5 mins and crashed.... booo Let met up the voltage and see what happens

edit3: Upped the voltage to 1.72 and crashed after 15 minutes... MORE JUICE!!! (if i dont come back in an hour I have suffered the SNDS...)

edit4: Upped the volt to 1.75 ran some bencmarks
3DMark2001 - 21233
AquaMark3 - 50722
3DMark03 - 6621
Im going to sleep now and let Prime 95 run
 
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Ok final stable setting is 297FSB with 1.7v on the core.

My only upgrade left to do is the Vmod on RAM so I can run it at 5:4

Im happy with this Costa Rica :D
 
ILikeMy240sx said:

My RAM is running 2:3 and with SMD grabbers on way I hope to reach 5:4 YAY!!!!
y run ur ram at 5:4 when its already at 2:3 ? ;)

hyperx is great stuff but will probaly need about 3.3v to rock. ofcourse i'd start off low like 3v and see how far that takes u then move up .1v increments.

:p please tell your avatar not to lick mine.
 
HAHAHAHAHAHHA i cant stop laughin at my face whenever i see that... the affects of alcohol....

when I ordered my SMD grabbers I thought I couldnt reach 300 w/o them. WhyI wasnt thinkin about 3:2 dividers??? i have no clue. It's on its way so I might as well as do it.

yea Im going to start off with 3v but from what I hear, including you, 3.3 will be where I'll settle.

BTW, how much perf gain can I expect by going from 3:2 to 5:4

editted 2:3 to 3:2
 
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ILikeMy240sx said:

BTW, how much perf gain can I expect by going from 2:3 to 5:4
first off there is no such thing as 2:3, but there is 3:2 which you are currently at. 3:2 is .0666.... % of the cpu fsb and 5:4 is 80%.
3:2 at 300fsb is ddr400
5:4 at 300fsb is ddr480 so that is a very big jump. I esitmate a 1000MBps ~300MBps gain in sandra memory benchmark.

mathmatically going from 2:3 to 5:4 would be a lose not a gain. ;)

AZN
 
hahaha it was late... sorry for the technical mistakes.. (you know what i meant yet you decided to go at it :p)

Thats nice!! BTW, your sticky helped me alot on learning about Vmodding. Thanx!

edit: i just realized.... i made that stupid mistake throughout all my posts :bang head: lolz now i see what you mean hahah stupid me...
 
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My 2.4c SL6WF seems to max out at 3.24 Ghz (270 MHz FSB). I am using a Swiftech cooler. Max temps get to about 128 F under 100% load (105 -110 F at idle). I had to bump up core voltage one notch to prevent Prime95 errors. I think that I am still getting a few but infrequent errors at this speed because some software (eg Internet Explorer) simply just close spontaneously. This is an infrequent occurence but I never noticed this behavior before. I think I am going to back off to 3.0 Ghz but have not yet done this.
 
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