Re: x-58 extreme maximum memory capacity is 6 gb?!
No, I have no mixing the kits, these are new pair of ocz.
since yesterday I'm doing exactly as you said :
Try to fix it around 1700 with faster (8-8-8-) timings the ocz
and comparing to original 1860 9-9- bench results.
Not fully tested yet, but there is a hope.
I have tested geil rams on 1600/7-7-7m it;s should be the same memory speed,
but 1860 with c9 outperforms all bench results.
And the best OC on the lowest BCLK is for me the 20x189.
Thats result 3998 and 1890 ram.
If I going for lower, I need to rasie baseclock to 205-210 (and lower the ratios of course) which is results higher QPI and this can't be lower.
(on x58 I know the limit is around 223-225)
What is your opinion, bclk on everyday use 210 is safe ? (qpi..., others can be lowered with ratios)
If the qpi is higher all qpi vtt must be raised, which is not the best when driving 12 gb with already upscaled to 1.44)
Or if I raised it for 12 gb to 1.44 it's enough to perform higher qpi alone without adding more on paperform?
When I will finish all of these, I will share all results for helping to others deciding the purchasing the rams based on their speeds.
I just read some ratio tutorial, and it's talking about 1777 margin becuase of core 7 architecture. My rams loose too boot 12 gb when I'm about around this speed. Maybe there is a link between them.
(Technically, the maximum DRAM speed for a stable system is equal to ((Max. Uncore) / (Safe QPI:Uncore Ratio)) / 2 or (4.0GHz / 9:8) / 2 = 1.777GHz. In between 1.777GHz DRAM and 2.0GHz DRAM you are likely to experience some level of instability over the long term. Past 2.0GHz you are just plain lucky.)
Btw this docoument is very nice, worth to read it:
XtremeSystems Forums - View Single Post - Core i7/X58 Overclocking Thread
Regards,
Pubem
No, I have no mixing the kits, these are new pair of ocz.
since yesterday I'm doing exactly as you said :
Try to fix it around 1700 with faster (8-8-8-) timings the ocz
and comparing to original 1860 9-9- bench results.
Not fully tested yet, but there is a hope.
I have tested geil rams on 1600/7-7-7m it;s should be the same memory speed,
but 1860 with c9 outperforms all bench results.
And the best OC on the lowest BCLK is for me the 20x189.
Thats result 3998 and 1890 ram.
If I going for lower, I need to rasie baseclock to 205-210 (and lower the ratios of course) which is results higher QPI and this can't be lower.
(on x58 I know the limit is around 223-225)
What is your opinion, bclk on everyday use 210 is safe ? (qpi..., others can be lowered with ratios)
If the qpi is higher all qpi vtt must be raised, which is not the best when driving 12 gb with already upscaled to 1.44)
Or if I raised it for 12 gb to 1.44 it's enough to perform higher qpi alone without adding more on paperform?
When I will finish all of these, I will share all results for helping to others deciding the purchasing the rams based on their speeds.
I just read some ratio tutorial, and it's talking about 1777 margin becuase of core 7 architecture. My rams loose too boot 12 gb when I'm about around this speed. Maybe there is a link between them.
(Technically, the maximum DRAM speed for a stable system is equal to ((Max. Uncore) / (Safe QPI:Uncore Ratio)) / 2 or (4.0GHz / 9:8) / 2 = 1.777GHz. In between 1.777GHz DRAM and 2.0GHz DRAM you are likely to experience some level of instability over the long term. Past 2.0GHz you are just plain lucky.)
Btw this docoument is very nice, worth to read it:
XtremeSystems Forums - View Single Post - Core i7/X58 Overclocking Thread
Regards,
Pubem
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