DTU_XaVier
02-03-2007, 06:06 PM
The last couple of days, I've been expiriencing lock-ups in different games, so I've been going back and forth with some Orthos-tests, coming to the conclusion that my RAM might be dying.. The OC I've been running them at for the last couple of months (since Oct.) is no longer stable (DDR2-1068, 534MHz real) at the voltage I'm supplying (2.25v)... My cooling, I'd say, is better than adequate, and hasn't changed in the period... So what's killing them??
The funny thing is, I tried booting with a 1:1 divider (356MHz), with SPD-timings... That gave me a BSOD... Trying 1:1 with their rated timings at DDR2-800 gave me a lock-up before it got fully into Windows... Both of these attempts were made with a voltage of 2.1 (rated voltage is 1.9 at 400MHz)...
I'm currently running them in Windows at the abovementioned OC, now trying with 2.35v (2.3 did not do any good)...
I cannot try speeds in-between as the dividers of my mobo are :banana::banana::banana::banana:ed at the FSB I'm running (MSI :slapass: )
Best Regards :toast:
The funny thing is, I tried booting with a 1:1 divider (356MHz), with SPD-timings... That gave me a BSOD... Trying 1:1 with their rated timings at DDR2-800 gave me a lock-up before it got fully into Windows... Both of these attempts were made with a voltage of 2.1 (rated voltage is 1.9 at 400MHz)...
I'm currently running them in Windows at the abovementioned OC, now trying with 2.35v (2.3 did not do any good)...
I cannot try speeds in-between as the dividers of my mobo are :banana::banana::banana::banana:ed at the FSB I'm running (MSI :slapass: )
Best Regards :toast: