Corsair PC4400 @ 285FSB 1:1, stock

[CrunchTime]

Well Just got this ram for $280, more then 100 off retail on hardforums, and im pretty pleased at the moment. I have it at 1:1 @ 285FSB 2.85V, right now on my 2.4C which does over 300FSB but my board is my limit.

THe only thing is that it doesnt work with either dividers! AGH! I want to push the CPU to the limit but oh well. Im gona see after i do the Vdimm mod if it helps me get higher!

Anyone know if the Hynix D5 chips work well with voltage? or have had experience with this ram?

http://www.af-tech.com/public_ftp/pc4400.JPG

[HKPolice]

Rip off the spreaders, put some fans over the sticks, turn the voltage upto 3.2, see what happens ;)

You'll also need to do Vagp mod...

[CrunchTime]

HK, (the man who sold the chip BTW)

what would the AGP mod even do? It already can go to 1.8V, but even then.. why would I need more? I dont want to fry my x800xt :)

[HKPolice]

Not sure exactly, but AGP does help stability *shrugs*. I ran my IS7's AGP to 1.91v. They say it's safe upto 1.95v.

[CrunchTime]

meh, anyone know if this ram works well with voltage? I wanna get to 300!

Anyone with luck with the hynix D5's?

[fr0zen]

omg this is kick ass ^^
3.2v+ :D

[CrunchTime]

so with 3.2V, these chips rock? awesome :0

[VoRtAn_MaDgE]

Timmings????

[Stang_Man]

he's most likely doing 8-4-4-3..

these sticks dont like high voltages:stick:

[althes]

stil good

[Spec3]

It's nice but nothing my generic pc3200 hynix sticks can't do either. bt-d5 doens't like voltage much so your close to the limit I would say

[CrunchTime]

well either way, I still have my BH5 stix :) Im gonna do the volt mod and see what happens.