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[agent_x007]

Considering I don't have a IMC, I think latency score is quite good

 

[Enterprise24]

i5-6500 @ 5Ghz L1 L2 L3 Cache is much slower than regular K OC. Don't sure is it non-K OC bug like AVX performance is terrible.

 

[dont whant to set it"']

I gues It wont ever reach DDR3 acces latency's (under 40ns) no matter how much I fiddle fondthe with the timings;also peculiar theres a 133mhz bckl divider for DRAM in bios wich does not do anything ,tried it in combo with 1:16 divider and 1.35v dram, no luck so far.

 

[xkm1948]

 

[Toothless]

Updated run I guess.

 

[Arctucas]

 

[TheHunter]

Oc'ed bclk a bit, best of so far

 

[Arctucas]

CPU to 4.7/N/B Clock to 4.6

 

[biffzinker]

 

[erixx]

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interesting comparison, similar results, very different parts and DRAM timings! Above was with Kingston HyperX Savage 3000's.

Now with GSkill Trident Z 3800's (auto-timings, no XMP, just did set the speed)

 

[ssuper2k]

Now with GSkill Trident Z 3800's (auto-timings, no XMP, just did set the speed)

You know you're running them at 3200, right?

 

[erixx]

of course, but no way on a X99 platform and *this* owner...

Asus X99-S is mixed bag for me: you can run it a crazy speeds during weeks and then suddenly you can't boot anymore and you have to start from default settings again, sometimes even all auto default settings does not boot. Then you find your way, it works again... for some time. I changed my RAM just because of that, to have RAM with headroom, but it was hard to not throw the mobo and ram out of the window...

 

[agent_x007]

Pentium Extreme Edition 840 @ 4,34GHz

 

[erixx]

I can not run my Trident Z at spec speed (3800) but they are juicy to play with. Using lower timings with 1,36 V I got the best result so far:

 

[Recon-UK]

4.2ghz CPU, tiny OC on memory, 1600mhz 8-9-9 (9-9-9 stock)

 

[xkm1948]

interesting comparison, similar results, very different parts and DRAM timings! Above was with Kingston HyperX Savage 3000's.

Now with GSkill Trident Z 3800's (auto-timings, no XMP, just did set the speed)
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Nvm, saw your updated speed

 

[Cybrnook2002]

 

[erixx]

In a crazy move I added all HyperX ram to the GSKill ram on above ^settings, going from 16 to 32GB RAM. It just booted quickly into Win and then I got this. And.... Realbench took it all, all, all efortless

 

[dopemoney]

First time builder/overclocker. Running ADATA XPG 2800. Default timings are 17-17-17-36. Tried 15-15-15-35, but posted slightly slower numbers than 15-15-15-36. Also, command rate seemed to be a more significant factor than I anticipated. For me, 1T worked out to be same as 2T in latency speed, but 1T gave me 700MB/s more on read cycle and 130MB/s on write cycle. Stock voltage is 1.2v, these results are with 1.3v.

 

[scipio]

 

[Arctucas]

Got my Read over 50K:

 

[msimax]

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[d3vilb0y]

here are my scores from my hyperX predator 2666 8Gb (2x4) mem. kit.
They are on the 2nd XMP profile which is 2400Mhz in dual channel and i have a problem with the 1st profile which is the enthusiast one at 2666Mhz but i dont know why it runs slow!!!
at 2400 i have 34000 write and 35000 read and on 2666 i have 26000 read and 27000 write ??? why does it drop in half like im runnding single dimm,
if someone can help me i will be very happy

 

[erixx]

1st test and run with my new Asus Rampage V Edition 10. A board that so far boots everytime a change a setting :-D

 

[Enterprise24]

Test with i5-6500 stock