Post your Cinebench R20+15+R11.5+2003 Scores **Don't Read The OP PLZ**

[DildorTheDecent]

Add .025V to the ram voltage.

 

Try 2400 10-12-12-31 2T with Back Cycle Time tRC at 43

 

You can also try the Proc. ODT and set it to 120Ohms.

Sine my ram is 1.35V stock, i guess you mean to add .025V to 1.5V? Giving 1.525V?

[Priller]

Sine my ram is 1.35V stock, i guess you mean to add .025V to 1.5V? Giving 1.525V?

 

No if you are trying for 2400. In the bios set 1.675V for the Ram. Some boards will drop voltage to ram by about .025V. 

 

I.E. Set 1.65V get 1.634V

[DildorTheDecent]

No if you are trying for 2400. In the bios set 1.675V for the Ram. Some boards will drop voltage to ram by about .025V. 

 

I.E. Set 1.65V get 1.634V

Nope not working. 

 

Going to have a look for settings. 

[fx63007850]

as your talking about ram is there anyway i could get mine to run at 1866 with 4 sticks

stock is 1600 9-9-9-24 2t 1.5v

g.skill ripsaw x

[Priller]

as your talking about ram is there anyway i could get mine to run at 1866 with 4 sticks

stock is 1600 9-9-9-24 2t 1.5v

g.skill ripsaw x

 

4 Sticks is very hard on the IMC. I was able to get close to 1866 with 32GB of ram so 16GB should be easier.

 

You can try

 

Set the memory to 1866

CPU/NB to 1.25V

Timings, 10-11-10-30 2T at 1.6V 

 

You will have to play with it in order to find out what voltage your IMC needs and what it takes.

[Jumper118]

ddr3 is ok up to 1.7v for 24/7 use. if manufactures will give you an xmp of 1.65v then they will have left them self some breathing room considering they have a lifetime warranty one 90% of kits these days.

[fx63007850]

will give that a go in a min and how would i test that to max sure its stable

[fx63007850]

will give that a go in a min and how would i test that to max sure its stable

*make*

[fx63007850]

4 Sticks is very hard on the IMC. I was able to get close to 1866 with 32GB of ram so 16GB should be easier.

You can try

Set the memory to 1866

CPU/NB to 1.25V

Timings, 10-11-10-30 2T at 1.6V

You will have to play with it in order to find out what voltage your IMC needs and what it takes.

which nb do i set to 1.25v

[Jumper118]

will give that a go in a min and how would i test that to max sure its stable

if its stable enough to pass cinebench, its satble enough for me! seriously though, if you ram isn't stable it usually won't post at all. sometimes if you manage to boot with it not stable you will sort of know, opening programs seems glitchy or might not open correctly. there are ram stress tests on aida64.

which nb do i set to 1.25v

the NB core i would think.

[DildorTheDecent]

Damn it... I missed that price: http://xtremmedia.com/GIGABYTE_Z87X_OC.html

That would have been a good mb to burn some G3258s, right?

Yes. Orange

[Priller]

which nb do i set to 1.25v

 

 

if its stable enough to pass cinebench, its satble enough for me! seriously though, if you ram isn't stable it usually won't post at all. sometimes if you manage to boot with it not stable you will sort of know, opening programs seems glitchy or might not open correctly. there are ram stress tests on aida64.

the NB core i would think.

 

Yup. NB Core. It's set at 1.15V Set it to 1.25V

 

Looks like a UD3 Rev 3 or Rev 4.0

[fx63007850]

Yup. NB Core. It's set at 1.15V Set it to 1.25V

Looks like a UD3 Rev 3 or Rev 4.0

just try it and would not boot even tried 1.275

its a ud3p rev 1

im going to try get my cas down for now for 1600, then i try 1866 tomorrow as i take 2 sticks of ram out

[Priller]

just try it and would not boot even tried 1.275

its a ud3p rev 1

im going to try get my cas down for now for 1600, then i try 1866 tomorrow as i take 2 sticks of ram out

 

Like I said 4 stick is really hard.

 

Leave the NB core at 1.25V and set memory to 1600mhz, Then start bumping the FSB up and see how far it goes with 10-11-10-30 2T at 1.65V but on a gigabyte board you will probably need to set the voltage in the bios to 1.675-1.680V That should get you to 1.65V at idle and 1.66V under load.

 

Check it in the bios once you set the ram voltage.

[fx63007850]

Like I said 4 stick is really hard.

 

Leave the NB core at 1.25V and set memory to 1600mhz, Then start bumping the FSB up and see how far it goes with 10-11-10-30 2T at 1.65V but on a gigabyte board you will probably need to set the voltage in the bios to 1.675-1.680V That should get you to 1.65V at idle and 1.66V under load.

 

Check it in the bios once you set the ram voltage.

 

 

i will try it tomorrow now as going to play some black ops 2 

 

here some scores with stock ram and cas 8

 

647cb was 9-9-9-24,  648cb was 8-8-8-24

 

800cb was 9-9-9-24,  808cb was 8-8-8-24

 

[Jumper118]

I think thats all the E2160 has to give. i can use these slightly high bus speeds, but these are the only two scores that improved. i really wanted to get 2.00 in R11.5, but i won't do it

which cpu next?

[DildorTheDecent]

I think thats all the E2160 has to give. i can use these slightly high bus speeds, but these are the only two scores that improved. i really wanted to get 2.00 in R11.5, but i won't do it

Have you tried switching it off and on again?

[Jumper118]

Have you tried switching it off and on again?

it switches itself on and off plenty of times by BSOD. i need more Mhz! E6500 or E5200 next?

[DildorTheDecent]

it switches itself on and off plenty of times by BSOD. i need more Mhz! E6500 or E5200 next?

E5200

push it to the limit

[Jumper118]

 

E5200

push it to the limit

ok! E5200 it is. i will do the E6500 after that

[harrynowl]

I think thats all the E2160 has to give. i can use these slightly high bus speeds, but these are the only two scores that improved. i really wanted to get 2.00 in R11.5, but i won't do it

which cpu next?

get more dram speed?

 

and try a cedar mill or presler pentium 4, be surei t's 800mhz fsb not 533

[Jumper118]

get more dram speed?

 

and try a cedar mill or presler pentium 4, be surei t's 800mhz fsb not 533

i cant. the next step up from that is over 1200mhz and my ram will not do that , even with the timings at 7-7-7-21 on 2.1v

[Jumper118]

E5200 with a tiny bit of thermal throttling. if it gets below 0 at any point next week i'll give it a few more runs to try and get the score to what it should be.

[Jumper118]

Congrats, as fast as a Haswell pentium

thanks. this is the first 775 cpu that has throttled and i have run into cooling issues. it is very fast though. 

[flibberdipper]

Huh. I didn't know I was doing this well in the single core...