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Gigabyte G1 Sniper M3/Gskill Sniper 2133
- Thread starter Nebulous
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Lowered them to 10-10-10-28 @ 1.6. Anything lower and the pc refuses to boot. As for clock speed: I got it to 4.5Ghz with 1.332v. Under prime vcore drops to 1.31. Any vcore lower and the pc fails to boot. Temps loaded under prime get between 78-80c across the board. I also lowered the PLL to 1.755. Trying to drop that to keep lowering temps. So far so good
Did you try C9 at 1.65v?
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Thx AJ. Still tweaking 
Reefa bumped up the ram's voltage to 1.66v (no 1.65v, lol) and set Cas to 9. Timings now 9-11-11-28-2T
Reefa bumped up the ram's voltage to 1.66v (no 1.65v, lol) and set Cas to 9. Timings now 9-11-11-28-2T
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Good. I would have thought those sticks could run C9 with a bump in voltage.
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Update
Finally settled on 4.5Ghz 1.332v, PLL to 1.82v, LLC to High and evrything else set to AUTO.
Ram at 2133 with 9-10-10-28-1T @ 1.66v and everything else is AUTO.
Turbo mode enabled and all cores set to 45 Under prime temps run 67-72c across the board. One of the cores went over 82c 
. Not too shabby I 'spoze. Before when redid the system I used some generic silver TIM I had recieved from S_I_N and it was sort of dried out and hard to spread. Kinda like that IC Diamond stuff if anyone remembers. I had thought it work, but found out it was bad...I mean really bad. Temps were over the 80c mark and the one core was hitting the red line.
I searched around my closet and found my trusty Ceramique. Come to find out tho it was drying out. I managed to bust the tube open and get what was left some-what fresh in the center. Enough for a nice spread. My temps improved after reapplying TIM and reseating the block. Looks like I need some new TIM.
I'm extremely impressed with the board. Aside from not having enough sata ports, this board rawks! The new memory is wicked and both combined make a formidable force. A whole lot smoother, faster and responsive in my games too. I should have went this route first instead of going with the MSI.
Meh, live and learn I guess
Finally settled on 4.5Ghz 1.332v, PLL to 1.82v, LLC to High and evrything else set to AUTO.
Ram at 2133 with 9-10-10-28-1T @ 1.66v and everything else is AUTO.
Turbo mode enabled and all cores set to 45
Under prime temps run 67-72c across the board. One of the cores went over 82c . Not too shabby I 'spoze. Before when redid the system I used some generic silver TIM I had recieved from S_I_N and it was sort of dried out and hard to spread. Kinda like that IC Diamond stuff if anyone remembers. I had thought it work, but found out it was bad...I mean really bad. Temps were over the 80c mark and the one core was hitting the red line.I searched around my closet and found my trusty Ceramique. Come to find out tho it was drying out
. I managed to bust the tube open and get what was left some-what fresh in the center. Enough for a nice spread. My temps improved after reapplying TIM and reseating the block. Looks like I need some new TIM.I'm extremely impressed with the board. Aside from not having enough sata ports, this board rawks!
The new memory is wicked and both combined make a formidable force. A whole lot smoother, faster and responsive in my games too. I should have went this route first instead of going with the MSI. Meh, live and learn I guess
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