[G H Z]

Originally Posted by Chuchnit

What? You need IDE drives for that? :p I've hit 125-130 PCIe on the REX. Not that it was smart when the OS could've took a dump at any sec.

Sure you can try it but there's a big chance you'll loose your OS, IDE prevents that (usually )

[dinos22]

with the PCie mod on Gigabyte UD5 you can bench SATA drives on Nehalem up to 128MHz PCIe or so but it doesnt do diddly squat for scores

[Kal-EL]

Overclockaholics................................ Helping other overclockaholics bench better one thread at a time!

[Kal-EL]

Just a note on this topic, when running a raid card, you gotta watch the pci-e/pci slots getting overclocked or the raid card won't boot.

[dinos22]

RUN IN SYSTEM CACHE MODE?
havent tried that before lol
how much does it really help?

[Vivi]

Originally Posted by dinos22

RUN IN SYSTEM CACHE MODE?
havent tried that before lol
how much does it really help?

you learn new things every day !

about 200 P on final score, if i just ran them stock vs stock

[RomDominance]

I would submit that high uncore does diddly squat for scores as well....its qpi that counts.

[Chuchnit]

Originally Posted by RomDominance

I would submit that high uncore does diddly squat for scores as well....its qpi that counts.

Really? Is it the same type difference as running high fsb on s775? Bigger/smaller?

[RomDominance]

Originally Posted by Chuchnit

Really? Is it the same type difference as running high fsb on s775? Bigger/smaller?

Dude, you have the goods now, do the tests for yourself? you will see what i mean. Just lower your ram divider, and manually jack the uncore, see if it makes a difference for you, because it doesn't for us.

[Vivi]

bigger fsb on 775's are best option for sure