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Re: Need help getting UD3R+E8400 to 4.0!
Yes, try Intel Burn Test. The next step would be to try to tighten up the memory sub-timings a little to see if we can get things a little more efficient in the memory transfer department. We should be able to reduce memory latency just a bit more. Your temps look quite good, so I think the voltages are all good. Let me know how Intel Burn Test goes. If all goes well, you can take the Static tRead value down from 12 to 11. Do it for both channels. Do a benchmark again. The Static tRead makes quite a bit of difference, and your benchmark should be a few points higher. Again, test for stability. If we're lucky, we can get to a value of 11. I don't think we can go lower than 11. Don't be disappointed if things crash and you have to go back to 12. You're at 4 GHz stable!
Yes, try Intel Burn Test. The next step would be to try to tighten up the memory sub-timings a little to see if we can get things a little more efficient in the memory transfer department. We should be able to reduce memory latency just a bit more. Your temps look quite good, so I think the voltages are all good. Let me know how Intel Burn Test goes. If all goes well, you can take the Static tRead value down from 12 to 11. Do it for both channels. Do a benchmark again. The Static tRead makes quite a bit of difference, and your benchmark should be a few points higher. Again, test for stability. If we're lucky, we can get to a value of 11. I don't think we can go lower than 11. Don't be disappointed if things crash and you have to go back to 12. You're at 4 GHz stable!
Changed back to 12s now! I'm guessing this should be it? If so, then lots of thanks for all the help and patience man. :) Wouldn't have done it without you.
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