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Looked into this very recently. If you go to AMD overdrive website and click "system requirements" you will find ~10 models which support BEMP, or black edition memory profiles. These rams have been tested for AMD comptability. What's the catch? They carry a hefty price tag over non-BEMP...
My questions are pretty broad: Am I good to go? Do I need to do anything special when it hits 12PDT?
Also, my 5770 is coming tomorrow and obviously I need to shut this down to install it. Are there any consequences doing so?
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After:
Cable swap
Different Port
Fresh install
ACHI enabled
MSFT ACHI drivers
TweakSSD - auto-tweaked
Very similar performance. Next try, maybe a forced tony-trim, or a few more hours of idle to kickstart trim.
Those 0.3ms access times are really bugging me.
I thought I had a problem with 4k reads being pretty low. Benches I've seen have 4k read around 20-30mb/s. I am performing well in the write category though.
Thanks for the input guys. With all the hype surrounding SSD's, I thought the difference would be night and day. So far, I'm not that...
ACHI really makes a difference in this? I'm not doubting you, but IIRC ACHI is only responsible for NCQ and hot swap - both should not affect performance for SSDs.
Unfortunately, I can only remotely log in right now so I can't access BIOS, but I'll try it when I'm physically at the computer...
The cheapest price for an Agility was 139 after a 40 dollar rebate last week. It was sold on Newegg as a shellshocker. The sale didn't last very long though and I missed out.
At that pricepoint, going with the Agility is a no-brainer.
The rad is a MCR320. A 480 should fit, but you will need to dremel out a hole for the remaining 120mm fan slot. You will also need to sacrifice two 5.25" bays, or one at the very least if you only Pull or Push.
I never heard from Gary from Sidewinder, thus I ordered from Petras. Actually, I was quite disappointed when I called Sidewinder. While I'm sure he was busy, Gary picked up the phone, and said he wasn't open today. I asked if he could spare a minute to answer my question (see OP), but he said no...
Update:
I ended up ordering from Petras because Sidewinder never replied to my email.
Petras will ship to Canada under one condition - you pay using Paypal. It wasn't a big deal for me since it was essentially paying with credit card.
They replied quickly to all my emails within 24 hours...
Watercooling parts came in today!!
OMFG Bitspower true silver barbs + Masterkleer 7/16" tubing DO NOT MIX. They were an absolute pain to get on, even with the hot water trick. Ended up cutting my finger severely with a pair of scissors trying to get the tubing off the barbs. Nonetheless, no...
Whew... just finished transfering hardware to this case.
By far, much much easier to work with than the P180. There are a few flaws though:
1. It doesn't fit a PC&P 750w Silencer properly. You will need to take off some plastic surrounding the power plug to get it to fit. I just left it so...
can anyone comment on load temperatures vs your previous case?
on other forums, everyone has been disappointed with the air cooling of the case, especially in the gfx card region.
No problem. Mine is an unlocked 550BE as well. The most important thing in overclocking is proceeding in a step-by-step fashion, changing only one parameter at one time and testing again. If you look at my spreadsheet, in every line, I only make a bump in one voltage before proceeding to the...
If it is stable, that is a golden chip that you have. I needed 1.47v to hit 3.7ghz.
Take a look at this spreadsheet. Every chip is different, so your settings will not match mine specifically.
X2 550BE Ver2
In terms of temperatures, using HWMonitor, you should see a TMPIN0 or TMPIN1...