Submission Details
Memory Frequency
Score
1483.1 MHz
with
Extreme
Submitted
Rankings and Points
- World Record Rank
- Not Hyperhorn's Best WR Submission
- DDR3 SDRAM Global Rank
- Corsair Rank
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59th out of 405 29.2 Points
- DDR3 SDRAM Team Power Rank
Media
Hardware Details
Processor
- Model
- Core i5 3570K Ivy Bridge
- Cooling
- Air (Custom)
- Cores
- 4,237.30 MHz (24%) REF 105.00 MHz
Memory
- Product
- Dominator
- Cooling
- Air (Stock)
- Type
- 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM Speed @ 1,483 MHz
- Timings
- tCAS: 12.0 tRCD: 14 tRP: 14 tRAS: 42
Videocard
- Model
- Radeon HD 7970 (Tahiti) (GCN 1st Generation (Southern Islands))
- Cooling
- Air (Stock)
- Speed
- 925.00 MHz / 1,375.00 MHz
Motherboard
- Model
- Maximus V Extreme
- Cooling
- Air (Stock)
- Chipset
- Z77
Power Supply
- Series
- Silent Pro Gold
- Power
- 1000 Watt
Comments
The new German memory MHz record! Well done, Stephan!
Yeah thats really nice
Nice nice;)
Thanks guys! :celebration:
I'm not aware of a better score impromptu, but I guess/hope the true national record is DDR3-3000+ and just didn't make it to Hwbot.For those who are interested in Ivy-Bridge-CPUs with a decent IMC here are the CPU details:
Intel Core i5-3570K (retail)
SR0PM 3.40GHZ
COSTA RICA
3220C344
PCB code: 1637
But please note the OC potential regarding the core frequency is rather low (@ air), so I don't recommend anything here.
I'm pretty sure this is the German record...
As far as I know no one broke 1500MHz with Lynnfield or Bulldozer.
I (as well as CN, I think) did over 1500MHz while being in Germany, does this count?
No:D