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It is that time of the year when folks in the Northern Hemisphere are freezing their bollocks off.
And the lads and lasses in the South are out frolicking in the sun and surf.
But we are ROG can have just as much fun. How I hear you ask?
Why BENCHING of course.
The Benchmarks
Super Pi 32 Mil
Vantage
ROG Realbench V2
RULES
Same CPU frequency for all benchmarks.
No Sub-Zero benching don't want any frozen ROGers found in their rooms doing an Iceberg impersonation. 😄
Open HWmonitor for the entire benchmark. Clearly showing the min and max temperature.
CPUz showing Frequency, Motherboard and Memory
Remember if a result is to good to be true, it probably is!
All submissions must have the official screen which was once again provided by Chris. Big thank you.
Can be downloaded now. LINK
Contest starts on Thursday 9am UK time 5 December.
Contest ends Monday morning 9am UK time 6 Jan 2014
Three classes to compete in, you are welcome to compete in as many as you like.
AMD - Intel Mainstream - Intel Extreme
And the lads and lasses in the South are out frolicking in the sun and surf.
But we are ROG can have just as much fun. How I hear you ask?
Why BENCHING of course.
The Benchmarks
Super Pi 32 Mil
Vantage
ROG Realbench V2
RULES
Same CPU frequency for all benchmarks.
No Sub-Zero benching don't want any frozen ROGers found in their rooms doing an Iceberg impersonation. 😄
Open HWmonitor for the entire benchmark. Clearly showing the min and max temperature.
CPUz showing Frequency, Motherboard and Memory
Remember if a result is to good to be true, it probably is!
All submissions must have the official screen which was once again provided by Chris. Big thank you.
Can be downloaded now. LINK
Contest starts on Thursday 9am UK time 5 December.
Contest ends Monday morning 9am UK time 6 Jan 2014
Three classes to compete in, you are welcome to compete in as many as you like.
AMD - Intel Mainstream - Intel Extreme
HiVizMan wrote:Thanks Vizman, right to the point ....and lol, good Greeks mate :DMerry Christmas to everyone! Now I have to bench for tonight's dinner 😄
And a year ago you would have looked at this paragraph you wrote and gone WTF is this μαλάκας on about. 😄 😄 Good advice and solid method.
nikosa43 wrote:
Sure mate 🙂 see the screens I have posted with memtweakit http://rog.asus.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=31332&d=1387570573. Set everything in default in BIOS. Do your settings for a CPU clock and reboot. Set XMP 1and reboot. Set your VCCSA 1.20 and Dram to 1.84 from 1.65(auto). Check your VCCIO if it is 1.25 and reboot. Set your ram frequency to 2666 and reboot. Now, you will be at 2666 9,10,10,31 T2 all other settings auto. Start with T2-->T1 and reboot. Then go to Latency Boundary and start from auto --->8, reboot and check stability. If ok reduce by one. Usually samsungs can go down to 6. Then you can start tighten rest of the timmings as in the screen.
I'm having trouble getting my set to reach 2666, however I'm on the maximus 5 gene now. On the extreme I have got them up to2808Mhz(just pure Mhz, loose timings) TridentX all have samsung IC's, they have two different types of samsung IC's though. The good ones have HCH9 IC's and the not as good one some other ones that I can't remember what they're called atm. Mine are the not so good ones. You can tell the difference by looking at the numbers on the sticks.
Se how it says 1314 then 1500, that's the bad batch. If it says 2500 you're in luck and it's the samsung HCH9 IC's.
This is the samsung tight profile that I've messed with abit. Gives ok score in memtweakit but don't know if it's suited for SuperPi.
Arne the throttling was fixed by matching the processor with the board, a SB-E does not work well on a RIVBE board.
Merry Christmas Eve here 76 degrees F in S. Cali. Here's some heat for you
Vantage = 59866
Skyn3t's PO state bios
Vantage = 59866
Skyn3t's PO state bios
I was planing on upgrading to X79 and Ivy-E, but when I saw the poor OC results everyone was getting I changed my mind. Looking at your OC results makes me wonder if I might go the X79 route after all. I've seen alot of "famous" benchers not getting more than 4600-4800Mhz and they've tried 3-4 different cpus. Nice to see what Ivy-E can do in the hands of a real ROG bencher. Nice to see you pushing the mem to, and the temps are great. Most others claim heat problems. They're not Menthol though 🙂
If Ivy-E is anything like Ivy you don't have to be shy on the Vcore when it comes to the really high OC's. And Ivy it can take more voltage then sandy if I'm correctly informed.
Would be interesting to see how high it will go in pure Mhz. My Ivy scales GREAT with with chilled(by nature) water, 5500Mhz no problem and that's with only about 8C watertemp and 360+480xtx rads(can't wait for -20C). Of course I have Paw's super secret dual D5 setup running on full blast, insane flow it says in the classified whitepaper that came with it 😉
And a very merry X-mas to all my ROG brothers!
If Ivy-E is anything like Ivy you don't have to be shy on the Vcore when it comes to the really high OC's. And Ivy it can take more voltage then sandy if I'm correctly informed.
Would be interesting to see how high it will go in pure Mhz. My Ivy scales GREAT with with chilled(by nature) water, 5500Mhz no problem and that's with only about 8C watertemp and 360+480xtx rads(can't wait for -20C). Of course I have Paw's super secret dual D5 setup running on full blast, insane flow it says in the classified whitepaper that came with it 😉
And a very merry X-mas to all my ROG brothers!
