when i use dividers, i have to increase vdimm for same ramsettings

hi,

i have a problem with my dividers/bios/memcontroller perhaps.


my 2x512mb twinmos bh-5 old doing @3,3vdimm 263mhz stable 1:1, testet with prime, super pi 32m, goldmemory on my dfi nf4 and my san diego 3700.


but when i use the 166 divider like 310mhz x 10@166 and my rams are at same settings/ stressed in the same way, goldmemory find some errors, caused of the rams, because increasing the vdimm improving my overclocking.



the difference is perhaps is 8 to 10 mhz, thats awful !


some suggestions, please.


are there divider-friendly ramsattings, bios other trick?


H.

How are your sub-timings? if you set them in BIOS, some may make the RAM unstable. I keep mine set to auto, them play with them in A64 Tweaker if I need to.

Hope this is useful somehow :)

Kenny

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Originally Posted by K404

How are your sub-timings? if you set them in BIOS, some may make the RAM unstable. I keep mine set to auto, them play with them in A64 Tweaker if I need to.

Hope this is useful somehow :)

Kenny

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i have tested every subtiming step by step with goldmemory for the best result, but i can compare it with your suggestion.


H.

i found the problem, my memcontroller is incompatible with trp2 and my divider/multi combination.

so i put trp to 3 and everything seems okay...


H.

When HTT goes up, so must Max Async Latency. We made a thread about this sometime back. Very interesting it was.