guess i should run a physx card and see what happens...lol

i thought it was for only evga cards and not radeon cards.

what happens when I get bored at 3am and nordicjedi eggs me on to see what my new beloved set of perfect storms can do, why a comparison of high speed and low latencies in memory benchmarks of course.

First off the low latency low speed tests  (1440mhz 5-5-5-15)


bandwidth test (same speeds)



Now to let this ram stretch its legs out:  (2000mhz @ 7-7-7-21)


and the best result of the short little bench sessions:

man, check out these temps!


 

Well, I haven't had this before, but now that my OC's and voltages are much higher, the system just shuts down at the end of Jane Nash.  No problem with single card, but quad-sli is a problem.  217@1.56875vcore,  with GPU volts high enough to attain 815/1805/1220-50.

If I drop the GPU clocks and voltage slightly, it squeeks by with P45's runs.  Trying for P46k, obviously.

Could it be my 2 yr old 1000w enermax PSU not providing enough power? 

Q56_Monster

Well, I haven't had this before, but now that my OC's and voltages are much higher, the system just shuts down at the end of Jane Nash.  No problem with single card, but quad-sli is a problem.  217@1.56875vcore,  with GPU volts high enough to attain 815/1805/1220-50.

If I drop the GPU clocks and voltage slightly, it squeeks by with P45's runs.  Trying for P46k, obviously.

Could it be my 2 yr old 1000w enermax PSU not providing enough power? 

If you have everything running on the one PSU, then pick up a smaller PSU and set it up to handle all the HDs and such. That should help get that little bit extra juice you need to get over the top.

trs32505

Q56_Monster

Well, I haven't had this before, but now that my OC's and voltages are much higher, the system just shuts down at the end of Jane Nash.  No problem with single card, but quad-sli is a problem.  217@1.56875vcore,  with GPU volts high enough to attain 815/1805/1220-50.

If I drop the GPU clocks and voltage slightly, it squeeks by with P45's runs.  Trying for P46k, obviously.

Could it be my 2 yr old 1000w enermax PSU not providing enough power? 

If you have everything running on the one PSU, then pick up a smaller PSU and set it up to handle all the HDs and such. That should help get that little bit extra juice you need to get over the top.

Thank Mr. N, that's what I was thinking, but didn't want to spend the cash.  I'm thinking the 650w thermaltake gpu PSU like john and hollowen run...only $100!

it's your power supply...you need at least 1350 watts..(and not because it's two years old...but because it never had enough juice to begin with)... your shy a few watts and amps....

example...test two...the explosion...that's about 1300 plus watts right there. i forget what it is near the middle to the end of jane....not to mention your bios settings....

johnksss

man, check out these temps!

You know... I never have core 4 temp listed in eleet, but yours listed. 



@Q, for me to run @ 217, I can run at 1.45Vcore.  focus on completing CPU test 1.  see what temp your processor craps out at.  Mine craps out anywhere from 45/50°C (on the ECP display)  almost craps out like clockwork.  keep lowering the voltage until it completes.  But if you have a 1KW running quad sli, its amazing you got 45K in the first place.  Remember me and John going back and fourth about power supplies right at the closing of the old forums

mine has always showed up....on every chip i have owned.

johnksss

mine has always showed up....on every chip i have owned.

 

+1. Is it bad that core 4 isn't showing up Nate?