owh sure...here it is...and here

Last time I remembered that AMD needs bandwidth in order to perform while Intel chips may prefer tight timings...

Nowadays already the other way round...

This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 22 2009, 08:05 PM

During my AMD 939 days, I own both BH-5 and TCCD based chipset ram....the BH-5 would top out around 250-260-ish while the TCCD will make around 280 with 2.5-4-4-8 at 1.8v while the BH-5 needs at least 3.5v...

What is supported 'officially' can sometimes be added or removed according to situations such as test done internally or by 3rd parties....

The gezillions of PC products out there and to test everything to ensure everything is working fine, is almost impossible to do...

Like when I boot up using 790FX-GD70 the bios didn't recognize the X2 550 BE proc...under processor tab in Bios, it describe it as Unknown AMD Processor

To me it doesn't really matter if it support or not...if it can be power up, it can be use...what better if can be overclocked!!!

Tons of bios options, eye candy LED's, easy out of the casing operation, one button CMOS reset, cool looking heatpipe n sinks, what more do you want...hehehehehe

Maybe I would 'lelong' the GD70 for funding of my i-seben platform...the 1366 yah not the 1156

Lol!

I dun plan to CFX nor do I intend to play games at the highest settings...

The reason of me purchasing a platform (be it AMD or Intel or Transmeta or Motorola Freescale or whateva) is because of the sheer ultimate CPU processing power...If I can afford Quad Xeons/Opterons or Itanium II, IBM PowerXCell 8i I will...

I only care about SPI, WPrime and all the other CPU related benches...not so much info 3DMK06 Cinebech the lot...

i-seben is the yardstick now and as you see on the link regarding 6Ghz Phenom, there is no way it could beat an i-7 in SuperPI or whatever PI for that matter

I'm not saying that I would leave AMD camp, is just the i-7 the is 'currently' benchmark right now...

This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 23 2009, 12:44 PM

No lar...i dun own so many cards...in fact the one I own is just enough to boot into windows and watch non-HD Avi or Matroska codec encoded videos...

I dun game much while I do play a certain amount of game, the 4870 is more than enuff already for me...currently I'm on Quadro or sometimes the EN9400GT ....thats is why I rarely poke into the HW forum regarding GFX...

CPU powahhhh FTW!!!

Yap...thats true...I don't play Crysis, Far Cry or Crysis2 or even UT and COH...the games that I play is, Sim City, Football Manager and rFactor...which all runs fine today even with the outdated 4870

I've once been a GFX freak starting with Voodoo 1,2,3 then Nvidia Riva TNT2, Geforce 1,2,3,4, Geforce 4 Ti, MX440, FX5900, 6600GT (SLI), 6800GT, 6800Ultra, 7800GTX (SLI), 8800Ultra, ATi 9200, 9600XT, 9800XTPE, X900XT, X1950X, HD3870 then 4870...

TBH I really regret buying all those...

Why didn't I jump from Riva TNT to 4890 straight...

Is this DDR3 or DDR2

If DDR3 what is the revision and if DDR 2 what is the revision??

If DDR3 v5.1 probably you have Hynix, which is a bit sucks (cannot be because you cant go that low timing)

For sure DDR2....and for DDR2 to run 1066 at 5-5-5 on chips other than D9, you probably wont reach that high....around 900 to 950 can i guess for 5-5-5

#juz woke up after a short nap and a 10 hours visit to LYP...GC prob so pickup a new one...HD4730

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This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 24 2009, 01:34 AM

whats the rated ram speed and can u post the SPD of both sticks???

Your OS files are probably corrupted from the failed OC attempt...try and repair installation...

Some update for the Micron D9KPV...

Memory Voltage: 1.67v
Timing 7-7-7-24
Speed 1600Mhz

This is the AOD screen...Below are the test done using Everest...






Everest Memory Copy Test


Everest Memory Latency Test


Everest Memory Read Test


Everest Memory Write Test


Sandra







Memtesting


Look at the figures and not the model....

This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 24 2009, 02:23 PM

Antonio

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Added on September 24, 2009, 2:48 pmPrime of course stable because it doesnt utilize the 4GB completely...

I use Memtest...will test as soon as my bro back from PD...his camera phone is much nicer compared to mine...

Before this Test #8 6-Hours pass...

Voltages around 1.67-1.7v


This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 24 2009, 02:48 PM

I-seben

i-5 maybe???

where got spam

spamming is more like posting some out off relevance to the subject..

i7???what is i7??? sure or not i7?? sure want to sell???

I dun burn...i just set desired voltage and speed on the rams...the alter the timings....then boot into windows see if can...

But before booting I usually memtest first...

Test 8 around 4 loops, then only i boot into windows...

In windows I memtest again using windows memtest, to see if got any errors...I use multiple instance of memtest to allow almost all of the memory being tested (although in WinXP 32-bit you won't be able to test all of your rams)...

If stable I restart, change Cpu-NB speed/multiplier to make it run around 2600>2800....increase CPU-NB volts around 1.3-1.35, this depends on your internal memory controller...I set mine at 1.35v just to avoid any inconvenience..The boot into windows...Prime Blend for 10-15hours...then reboot, set CPU pulak... Around 3700 only needs 1.4v my CPU...more and I have to go around 1.5 which is pointless just for 100-200mhz....

Nope...just for stability...

I seldom do burn in unless I know the specific chipset or chip requires a burn-in process in order to work...Such as UTT BH-5 back then when out of the box you would get tons of errors if you would set it to 2-2-2-5...


Not crazy, but it is a must!

Ever wondered why Formula 1 teams spent hundreds of hours testing each and every components to ensure they would work properly during a race?

GEIL!!!!!!!!!!!!! spotted!!! D9KPV

give it a pry and you can see whats under the bonnet heatspreader...

btw what volts...

If <1.8v then if shouldn't be D9, more like Elpida's BBSE and not BABG...but better if get Elpida Hyper-E huhuhuhuhu

Yap...not sold, but the correct term is 'returned'...

Btw, the GD70 is so vast up till today still now kawtim the bios exploration....

This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 27 2009, 04:09 AM