your CPU speed is high (3.0GHz) but why the superPI result is so bad
when 3GHz usually people already break 30seconds for 1M test.

I think its causes by the Ram jo..

gtoforce, it's time to tweak RAM
otherwise i rather to use stock 2.6GHz speed if no improvement.

@ktek
DDR ram la bro. But actually it can be optimized for sub 30 sec.

@TS
I'm refering to my experience with procs in general, in my experience they seem to fail at those intervals. Ive experience it with both intel and amd socket 939 and AM2

i need advice on the timings dude
ddr1 mau OC i dunno the timings...
rite now its

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Added on May 20, 2008, 1:32 amim not sitting back at stock
im using 2.95 ghz cuz its the most stable currently


This post has been edited by gtoforce: May 20 2008, 01:32 AM

For best benchmark results, take out 1 stick of ram and operate with dual channel. Hmm.....what divider are you using? I'm not sure about your mobo chipset but with nforce4 lastime the memory and cpu htt used to be linked, so oc-ing ram was similar to an intel system. Try to get the ram stable at around DDR400, and also use CL=2 and CR=1T. Dont be afraid to increase volage a lil, but not too much also la.

will try tonite
but how do i check the divider?

not just the RAM, i feel some other things gone wrong
the result is way too off from causing by RAM.

this is the worst possible timing i purposely set except dual channel i lazy to take out RAMs
running 2.9GHz. DDR323 (1:2 divider) 3-4-4-10-2T

gto, divider table for RAM
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taken from DIY-street forum