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  • P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

    I promised some benches with my rig running @ 9x400 and 8x500 stable... here they are.

    9x400:
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    Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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    Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

    and 8x500:
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    Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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    • #3
      Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

      Nice write and copy times on that x500 bench!

      No trd 9 still eh?

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      • #4
        Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

        Nope still tRD10, since i'm not always gonna run 4GHz (wanna be able to quickswitch in BIOS to 3.6GHz if it's like above 25 degrees on my room (and vise versa). If i run 3.6Ghz i can't even hear the fans, it's around 10 degrees cooler.
        C1 state doesnt work 100% @ 8x500, it lower's multiplier to 6 idle... but doesnt lower voltage.

        I can tell tRD 9 add's ~250mb readspeed and does about -2 ns latency in Everest Memory bench. Would be nice if i ever get this to boot (always) proper, since it's 100% stable.

        About issue i had with Standy-resume, it looks like resume works very proper like it should now. Even on 4Ghz. Performance Enhancer was the bad guy. And i can also advice everyone to run this "Standard", since it add's stability, no matter what other settings used. Just the little bit extra stability it needs for Standby to resume.... always (Memtest gave only like 5 error's in 20 loops on "Turbo", thats very few).

        Still have the issue with Cold-booting.... when system has been off for a longer period of time.... I hit the power button, power kicks in (fans spin for less then a second, then stop).... 2 seconds nothing... then it automatically boots proper.... Boots always the second time, if not the first. This is also no matter what settings are used (meaning even default).
        Last edited by MadDoGz; 11-21-2008, 11:51 AM.
        Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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        • #5
          Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

          Seems odd really, I have no issues with tRD of 9 even up to 1066+ on my board, must be ram quality or something?

          Nice to hear you are S3 stable as well!

          Very odd to hear you have cold boot issues, even at stock, that is a good PSU too aint it?

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          • #6
            Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

            Originally posted by Lsdmeasap View Post
            Seems odd really, I have no issues with tRD of 9 even up to 1066+ on my board, must be ram quality or something?

            Nice to hear you are S3 stable as well!

            Very odd to hear you have cold boot issues, even at stock, that is a good PSU too aint it?
            Rather RAM compatibility then quality i'd say,
            Powerchips aint that bad, since i had no Micron-D9GMH available in any store here.

            PSU has deviations of 3% at max, thats good for me.
            Very positive review:


            650w is more then enough for this rig,
            no issues that lead me to think of a bad PSU :)
            It's very very silent too, thats also important!
            Last edited by MadDoGz; 11-21-2008, 01:33 PM.
            Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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            • #7
              Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

              I use Mushkins that have PowerChips on them so it is not compatibility

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              • #8
                Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

                just checked voltages with a professional multimeter to be very sure...
                Checked 5v and 12v rails.. values appear to be even better then Everest (everest is false).

                12v is 12.11v
                5v is 4.98

                both IDLE and full LOAD (3dmarkvantage)

                it's very nice imo since its less than 1% deviation.
                Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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                • #9
                  Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

                  ****, S3-resume just crapped out on me while doing 4GHz...
                  Nothing is what it seems :(
                  Guess ill have to live with it since memtest/orthos is 100% stable.
                  Hopefully it keeps working on 3.6GHz.
                  Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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                  • #10
                    Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

                    I did a very intereresting finding:
                    Higher MCH voltage allows lower (faster) tRD settings.

                    example:
                    - with 1.36v on my MCH, tRD 9 ALWAYS manages to POST @ 8x500.
                    (it needs 1.32v to be memtest/orthos stable)

                    - when running 9x400 with tRD 8 @ 1.1v MCH, i'm unable to get it tighter until i set a higher MCH voltage. That also allows me to do tRD 7!

                    Unfortunatly, when running tRD 9 @ 8x500 with 1.36v @ MCH, S3 resume still fails.
                    I dont want to go higher than 1.36v MCH for 24/7 use... so im kinda stuck here...

                    I think a future bios update should add MCH_startup_value, or something similar!

                    Perhaps this MCH voltage has something to do with my coldboot issue aswell...
                    It's so time-consuming to figure it all out!

                    I'll be pleased to hear your word on this, LSD

                    edit:
                    i seem to have reboot (coldboot) issues asswell @ tRD9...
                    I tried if tRD 11 would work for S3 standby... also no-go
                    So im currently running tRD 10 with S1 standby :(
                    Last edited by MadDoGz; 11-23-2008, 11:20 AM.
                    Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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                    • #11
                      Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

                      Cold boot issues and or S3 failure can be many thing, normally some voltages. I'd need to see what works and what does not work for you to advise better.

                      And ya more MCH will allow tighter tRD for sure, what strap was you using in the above mentioned tests you ran as that also is a huge factor

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                      • #12
                        Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

                        I am using 2.00d strap, on both my 9x400 and 8x500 profile.
                        S3 works proper on 9x400 for a while now, settings are shown in the benchmark-screenshot.

                        I current have to run the settings shown in the 8x500 benchmark, to prevent me getting stuck in a reboot loop when rebooting from windows, or avoid problems when switching profile.
                        However, with this tRD10 S3 still doesnt work for me.

                        So for 9x400 it's fine, my 8x500 just has issues...
                        Getting it to work @ 9x400 was a matter of setting performance enhancer to Standard, but with 8x500 i'm (ofcourse) also running standard.

                        Would love to see 8x500 working @ tRD 9 (since it's 100% stressstable) without any issues!
                        Last edited by MadDoGz; 11-23-2008, 03:52 PM.
                        Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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                        • #13
                          Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

                          Well, let's see what you are trying for 8x500 and I will see if I can help you get it stable

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                          • #14
                            Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

                            Let me hear if u have some suggestions, or need some info.
                            Primairy system: GA-EP45-DS4 / E8400 C0 / 2x2GB OCZ ReaperX PC8000 / Sapphire HD5870 / Creative Xfi Xtrememusic PCI / Intel Postville 160GB for OS & Programs / Antec Neopower 650w / Antec 900 / Windows7x64pro RTM (build7600)

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                            • #15
                              Re: P45-DS4, E8400 & ReaperX PC8000-2x2gb benchmarked

                              Well......


                              Post for me what you are using and I will see if I can advise you some things to try

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