will there be a DDR3 version of the tpower anytime soon? Im holding off on a P45 board until some DDR3 action can be had

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as discussed with dino last night the ROMP configurations have a huge impact on system bandwidth,

when using some configurations system bandwidth can drop to as low as 3600/mbs while others are 6500/mbs,

ive been playing with booting at 3600/mbs and boosting bandwidth with pmem and so far im up to about 5200/mbs, still a long way to go, but if i can squeeze to mayeb 5500/mbs it'l probably be a nice platform for pi considering the extra cpu mhz i can get with the higher fsb...

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james what sort of FSB can you get with "proper" bandwidth

i've been told it's coming very soon

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about 640 for 1m stability with nb at 1.39v and nb on air

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itll be all about pmem from here, if i can mimick most of the configuration of the higher bandwidth registers i should be able to boost my bandwidth very close to full bandwidth while maintaining msot of my fsb...

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i don't know how you get that bandwidth for high FSB
my mobo doesn't do that

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just a few updates for you, yes i like the efficiency on this board,

there has been alot of talk of the SLOW ram performance from ROMP profiles and this CAN be true, but if you tweak values properly you can get both good fsb and good performance, trd can stay low while maintaing high fsb and bandwidth,

my runs are using ROMP profile 2,
auto ram timings,
(new bios with independent control for nb/fsb) 1.406vfsb and 1.56vnb,
on air using tuniq tower and nb on air

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=380717

yes this board can also reach his fsb in dual channel, with air on nb and cpu


32m looks nice, reasonable efficiency here, max fsb on air, i suspect 620-623~mhz fsb benchable on ln2,


8m easy fsb clocks


1m can do with some pp improvement but is okay for now, mchbar improvements to be had here

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The little biostar tpower does it again!



http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=381519

My e8500 isnt so good with raw mhz, but this is a good effort by a e8400!

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