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Elite checked by a moderator Submitted GIGABYTE Z77 OC Contest - Memory Clock

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
Core i7 3770K Ivy Bridge
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Temperature
Load -80 °C Idle -80 °C
Cores
3,701.60 MHz  (5%) REF 105.00 MHz
Batch
SR0PL 3217B554-2564

Memory

Product
Redline
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Type
2 GB  DDR3 SDRAM Speed @ 1,410 MHz
Timings
tCAS: 11.0  tRCD: 15  tRP: 15  tRAS: 40
Batch
PSC XD

Motherboard

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Chipset
Z77

Disk

Type
SSD
Series
X25-M (IDE Controller)

Power Supply

Series
Platinum
Power
1000 Watt

Comments

Christian Ney commented on own score:
I ran out of LN2 after WPrime1024/32M, didn't want to waste the cold I had on CPU, more coming next time I buy LN2 // GELID GC-EXTREME / I ran into a shitload of issues while benching Ivy Bridge as always
daniz185
daniz185

Hi Chris,i have some question about HYNIX H9C BFR. how much max Voltage for that memory to to push the clock higher using LN2 ? because i see you have many great record for this memory.

 

I open the APACER ARES PC2400 8GB kit memory heatspreader and the chip also using Hynix H9C BFR chip.

 

Thanks :)

Christian Ney
Christian Ney

Depend on how cold you are, you have to play with voltage and cold, with 2.0v I have CB (Cold Bug) at -136, with 1.9v I have CB at -154, with 1.8v I have CB at -167, with 1.7v I haven't got any Cold Bug at all. Now BFR/CFR doesn't scale a lot with too many volts/less cold. For me it was better to coole them more and lower voltage.

daniz185
daniz185

so Hynix H9C not scale better with high voltage. ok i will try with lower voltage put more LN2 in the pot. thanks chris.