Christian Ney's Memory Frequency Score 439.8 MHz with DDR SD-RAM Vitesta

Submission Details

Rankings and Points

Hardware Details

Processor

Model: Athlon 64 X2 3800+ (Manchester) Manchester
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Cores: 2,176.73 MHz (8%) REF 363.00 MHz
Batch: ADA3800DAA5BV / CDBHE

Memory

Product: Vitesta
Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen
Temperature: Load -15 °C Idle -15 °C
Type: 256 MB DDR SD-RAM Speed @ 442 MHz
Timings: tCAS: 3.0 tRCD: 6 tRP: 6 tRAS: 15
Batch: Samsung TCCD

Videocard

Model: Voodoo3 2000 PCI (Avenger) (3dfx Voodoo)
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Speed: 143.00 MHz / 143.00 MHz

Motherboard

Model: LANParty UT nF4 SLI-DR Expert
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Chipset: nForce 4 SLI

Disk

Type: SSD
Series: Force (IDE Controller)

Power Supply

Series: Platinum
Power: 1000 Watt

Comments

Christian Ney commented on own score:

Spent 24 hours on this one, the Expert is really not the way to go! No way to have a screenshot at higher frequency, as you can see on the video as soon as I hit to take the screenshot it's an instant bluescreen // Campus Party Berlin 2012 // Gelid GC-Extreme // SF3D OC Triple Point // EDIT: Managed to screen close

Christian Ney 24 Aug 2012, 09:49 UTC

Can't we use the video as valid verification screenshot ?

I.nfraR.ed 24 Aug 2012, 09:52 UTC

Is one cpu-z instance with mem tab enough?

If so, it will make my life easier.

Christian Ney 24 Aug 2012, 10:03 UTC

Massman said yes, it's not clear anyway on the rules (stage limitation), so yeah.

Furthermore I would liked to add everything but my setup is fucking instable, even the vga is broken, have to use windows xp vga mode 800x600 only :-/

I.nfraR.ed 24 Aug 2012, 10:17 UTC

That's good news. It's pretty hard to make a screen with all 4 cpu-z instances and wait for both cpuz-cpu and cpuz-mem to update after fsb change. You saw how unstable it is...