MhzManiac
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Been trying to beat the Real Temp GT 3.70 with each new improvement with my system, but I only get close. (1955) currently running 4.8Ghz like in the test. So what's it gonna take faster memory? I also notice with this test that is somehow turbos to 4.940 Ghz when running this bench. ,
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Re: What's it take for an X79 board to beat the Real Temp Bench?
2014/08/29 08:41:47
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What CPU are you on and what MB? Still on your X79 FTW? Never mind I see it at the bottom of your post. You should update your with your new hardware or create a new one and set it as your default Rig. This is mine at 4400 MHz If I run at 4800 MHz I get around 2030 for a score. I can run it at 4800 and re-post after I update to Bios 2.12
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MhzManiac
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Re: What's it take for an X79 board to beat the Real Temp Bench?
2014/08/29 19:39:11
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Thanks for doing that. I just got the board so I haven't had time to update the rig page. I am still working through what OC to stay with . The last 2 days I've left it at 38X125 and it seems pretty snappy and boots fast, only things is my ram is maxed out at 1666 9-9-9-24. I can't seem to budge it unless I do some real tedious OCing like change individual parameters in the sub tables. I have no experience in doing so, but that won't stop me.
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Re: What's it take for an X79 board to beat the Real Temp Bench?
2014/08/30 07:01:04
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MhzManiac Thanks for doing that. I just got the board so I haven't had time to update the rig page. I am still working through what OC to stay with . The last 2 days I've left it at 38X125 and it seems pretty snappy and boots fast, only things is my ram is maxed out at 1666 9-9-9-24. I can't seem to budge it unless I do some real tedious OCing like change individual parameters in the sub tables. I have no experience in doing so, but that won't stop me.
If you're not using an XMP profile, then what I do for sub timings is this. I set my ram up with the XMP profile and write down all the timings it gives. These are supposed to be optimized timings for your ram. Then I set the ram frequency I intend to use in manual mode and manually set all the main and sub timings to what I wrote down. After that, you can tweak more if so desired.
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Re: What's it take for an X79 board to beat the Real Temp Bench?
2014/08/30 23:07:45
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That's actually how I got my memory where it is today as the XMP profile is slower than what I am using.
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Re: What's it take for an X79 board to beat the Real Temp Bench?
2014/08/31 00:22:58
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I finally beat it. I went 40x120=4.8 Ghz and 9-9-9-22 and got a 1980 score.
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