Zka17 that is exactly what I am hoping folks will do. Alex I am waiting for your input to the tips and tweaks for Ivy.
Here is a quick run I did last night. I used some budget Gskill ram, cost me £41 nothing flash just some Ripjaws.
Set my VCCSA to 1.246
My VDram to 1.724
And the ram to 2400MHz up from the 2133MHz stock.
None of the tertiary timings have been changed at all. Only the frequency and the first 4 primary timings.
A solid Wazza cut the 4 seconds off my default time.
Now I am hoping for at least 6 seconds from the third ram timings and tweaking the system.
Here is a quick run I did last night. I used some budget Gskill ram, cost me £41 nothing flash just some Ripjaws.
Set my VCCSA to 1.246
My VDram to 1.724
And the ram to 2400MHz up from the 2133MHz stock.
None of the tertiary timings have been changed at all. Only the frequency and the first 4 primary timings.
A solid Wazza cut the 4 seconds off my default time.
Now I am hoping for at least 6 seconds from the third ram timings and tweaking the system.
HiVizMan wrote:
Zka17 that is exactly what I am hoping folks will do. Alex I am waiting for your input to the tips and tweaks for Ivy.
Here is a quick run I did last night. I used some budget Gskill ram, cost me £41 nothing flash just some Ripjaws.
Set my VCCSA to 1.246
My VDram to 1.724
And the ram to 2400MHz up from the 2133MHz stock.
None of the tertiary timings have been changed at all. Only the frequency and the first 4 primary timings.
A solid Wazza cut the 4 seconds off my default time.
Now I am hoping for at least 6 seconds from the third ram timings and tweaking the system.
Your wazza is ninja-style,very solid,pretty sure it's manually done and not by ocx program 🙂
Tips for ivy,well i can;t say anything special as it's pretty much in line like other platforms,tweak your os,lower ram timings as much as you can,do copy-wazza.Specific for ivy is the ram,you always need to run it as fast as you can(e.g 2400 as this is the limit in this challenge),ivy benefits a lot from bandwith.If you got high-freq and low timings than it is a win-win situation 🙂
HiVizMan wrote:
Zka17 that is exactly what I am hoping folks will do. Alex I am waiting for your input to the tips and tweaks for Ivy.
Here is a quick run I did last night. I used some budget Gskill ram, cost me £41 nothing flash just some Ripjaws.
Set my VCCSA to 1.246
My VDram to 1.724
And the ram to 2400MHz up from the 2133MHz stock.
None of the tertiary timings have been changed at all. Only the frequency and the first 4 primary timings.
A solid Wazza cut the 4 seconds off my default time.
Now I am hoping for at least 6 seconds from the third ram timings and tweaking the system.
Not sure all that follow this thread have picked up on what I was trying to express.
This run I shared with you all above, is with cheapo ram, nothing special at all.
Anyone with half decent ram should be able to get their system to run at similar if not better settings. And all I did was follow the guide I sent out to all (if there are members who have submitted and have not yet received the guide please pm me) The OS is the same OS I shared, and which Myk shared with us.
Nothing special besides that. And if I had submitted a 1 mil score I would be right on the brink of breaking below the 55000 barrier too.
This challenge is not over by a long shot - it is not a three horse race it should still be anyone's to take. If you are willing to spend some time with your hardware and find how to get the most out of the ram then I see no reason to not have more folks below the 55000 ER level. Even if you do not have the best ram for 32 mil benching.
Give it a go, find out just how far you can improve your personal best time.
One last tip - lower CPU will work best. But get too low and it loses efficiently. 4200Mhz is a good place to be working on, give or take a 100MHz or so.
Oh, sure! I didn't expected to beat my best score on the SB yet... that was with much tighter RAM timings... - I just posted for people to see how to advance... 🙂
I'm waiting for my coffee to be ready (just got out of my bed), then I will be back to SuperPi! As I said, will start with tightening more the primary timings... :cool:
I'm waiting for my coffee to be ready (just got out of my bed), then I will be back to SuperPi! As I said, will start with tightening more the primary timings... :cool:
You're very generous, good Sir!
