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Posted 25/07/2008 14:00:12
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The cpu-z memory details:-

                    450.0 Mhz

    Fsb drams  5;6

    Cas          5

    Ras          6

    Ras         6

   tras         17

---------------------------------------------------------------------

SPD

             266                     333                400

             3.0                      4.0                5.0

              4                         5                  5

             4                          5                  5

            10                         13                 15

             15                        19                23

Hope this is what you need , Thanks in advance.                                     

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Posted 25/07/2008 14:08:14


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Your running your ram above spec. It should run at 400MHz. A nice OC on the ram but it could be why your attempts to over clock further fail. Use a different divider to ease the strain on the ram. Drop it to 333MHz.

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Posted 25/07/2008 14:14:34
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Hi Wiz, I have no problem running at the current settings, Am happy at 3.56 on the cpu,  Being new here I am checking that I am getting the best from the memory. 
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Posted 25/07/2008 14:19:42


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As Wiz suggests, try slowing the RAM down to bring it within spec. There is seldom any advantage to be had from overclocking memory on slacker timings. The tighter timings that you could then use may give you a measurable increase in performance.

Cheers, Slipstreem.


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Posted 25/07/2008 15:01:48
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ok, Will take down to 400,Can timings be adjusted at the same time,If so what would you reccomend?
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Posted 25/07/2008 15:11:04


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The 5-5-5-15 that cpu-z says your ram is capable of. You may get them tighter if you try too. Just make sure they get the voltage that they require. Some boards do not deliver enough on auto.

Intel e7200 @ 4.0GHz (4.32GHz SuperPi(e)) Lapped
Asus P5E-VM (Vdroop pencil modded)
4Gb Patriot Pc6400 4-4-4-12
250Gb Samsung Spinpoint
Sapphire ATI 3870/Akasa Vortexx Neo
Enermax 600 Watt PSU
Ubuntu/Win XP
All in a Thermaltake Handbag...
Or flying @ 4.21GHz in the Stacker.
 
Try some MM Super Pi(e) here!
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Posted 25/07/2008 22:37:33
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I have the following readout now;-  375.0Mhz

                                                 1;1

                                                 5,5,5,14

And in SPD   5,5,5,15   @ 400.  

Dont know how to change the timings,One curious prob tho, Found stuff on the desktop which appear to be from Speedfan, When I go to delete the pc crashes and wont boot untill switched right off and un-plugged.  Actually I now think its a file left from the log of Orthos.

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