wanna ask...im setting my memory manually at this setting
9-9-9-27-27-2t fsb:dram 1:4,803.7mhz with 1.65v...why is it taking longer to complete hyperPI 32M...loop 13 into 12m already

This post has been edited by shajack: Apr 6 2011, 08:35 PM

my winova can do 1600 7-10-8 only...

longer to complete as to compared to what settings?

auto...9-9-9-27-34,i think...ratio 3:8,voltage 1.5v...

try using 1T instead

p.s. post the pics so we can compare easily

i think it's normal, larger ram on a stick = higher d latency... or something like that if i'm not mistaken...

8gb kit ah bro? trfc must be 160ns regardless 4/8gb...

no 4gb only... i think yes it is 160ns....

Latest RAM Timing.

8-9-8-23-30 @ 1.6v / FSB:DRAM = 3:10

MemTest pass 1 round. No error found.

Prime for 15 minutes. 2 sessions. Success.

Looks like OK. But is tight timing faster or slower? So far I'm quite satisfied with my current clock and configuration
Do you think its possible to push 3.8Ghz with this RAM timing? Now running stable at 3.6Ghz

Have modded my casing by adding another 12cm intake fan. Have to take out 3 DVD Bays to do that. Looks ugly but it works.
Temperature is lower by 8c

like cllee said,which is better...higher freq or tight timing?

obviously is both...

superpi/hyperpi dont just depend on ram, still depend on other factors like cpu speed, nb speed

your rams may be overclocked, but may be bottlenecked by other factors above unless they are OC-ed as well

Not NB speed yo but cpu-nb speed

cpuz show as NB speed mar

bios is as cloudwan says, cpu-nb speed

Why the AM3 MB can fit AM3+ CPU.. Pins configuration not from me but here..

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=s...-16625-1-1.html

Wuhuuuuu then its true, pin config & holes are actually backward & forward compatible, yessssss

thts nice to hear...then ill just wait for u guys to sell thuban at 1/10 its original price



This post has been edited by shajack: Apr 7 2011, 11:35 AM

Good news man....will go straight for Bulldozer with my AM3 board

Donno man. It looks like AM3+ has 940pins. AM3 has only 938.
Wikipedia says AM3+ CPU's are not compatible with AM3 socket cause of the extra 2 pins, if you trust Wikipedia.
Even the link provided by louislkw shows that AM3+ has extra 2 pins. Even though I can't really understand the English translation well.

Go back and take out ur mobo count the pin holes..

Or I could read the manual or refer to official AMD statement...

Look at the pictures of the cpu pin from the link louislkw gave, even tho AM3 socket is 941pin but AM3 cpu is only 938pin yoo..
While AM3+ cpu has 940pin active, it could mean that those AM3 mobo's that manufacturer had electrically activate all 941pin on their socket may able to use AM3+ cpu..
There are basis to what some of these people claim, we just have to wait for official annoucement from AMD, hope it would be a good one just like bro louislkw mention