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  • 2500k + Asrock Extreme3 Gen3 + 8GB 1866 RipjawsX

    Hello all,

    Im currently using these hardware on my system:

    i5 2500k @ 4.6Ghz
    Asrock Z68 Extreme 3 Gen 3
    and these Ripjaws Sticks

    F3-14900CL9D-8GBXL
    DDR3-1866 MHz (PC3-14900)
    2x4GB

    my question is, will I still be able to squeeze a bit more performance from these sticks? I still have them running at stock. Maybe tighter timings or higher freq? Ive been trying to tighten things up a bit, but I cant seem to find a stable configuration.

    Any ideas?
    Last edited by Gecko21; 07-30-2012, 04:21 AM.

  • #2
    Could try 8-10-9-28 at same freq with about + .06 extra DRAM voltage or 2133 at 10-11-10-30 with 1.57...Might get a small increase as is with CR to 1T which might take a small DRAM voltage increase + .03 - + .05


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    • #3
      Thanks! But it's a bit weird. My sticks are rated for CR 2N but mine is set to the XMP profile. Readout says im at 1N.

      Why?

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      • #4
        Some mobos default them to 1 (N or T.....used to be Intel used T designator and AMD used N..but they seem to be interchangeable now), anyway at 1, you are a step ahead, though if you tighten timings at 1866 or move to 2133 may need to go to 2 or add more voltage to keep the 1, it can be exasperating but also interesting in OCing DRAM


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        • #5
          Tried going up to 2133 with 10-11-10-30 at 1T on 1.59v, it passes a few runs of maxxmem but fails intelburn test on the 2nd run.

          hmmmm.

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          • #6
            Try 2T maybe?


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            • #7
              everything's fine at 2T. i was just trying my luck at 1T hehe

              it seems that more gains are noticeable with higher freqs compared to tighter timings in intel systems. back when i had a 1090T i found myself playing with timings a bit more than i would on frequencies.

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              • #8
                It can, yes. Generally once I have a given freq stable, will try tightening the timings with DRAM and MC voltage increases as needed - can drive you crazy


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                • #9
                  currently at 2133 9-11-10-30 2T 1.61v

                  stress testing now, everything's looking good so far.

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                  • #10
                    Sounding good, will be awaiting updates


                    Pls offer comments on support I provide, HERE, in order to help me do a better job here:

                    Tman

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                    • #11
                      any recommendations on tests to see if the OC stable? Im not sure i still have the luxury of time to be doing one-day prime95 runs anymore due to work lol

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                      • #12
                        Could run Prime at night, or just do a lot of multitasking as you work, open other programs, run stuff in the background, like virus scans, malware, downlad some big files, if multiple drives copy data files, etc.


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                        Tman

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