My 71701200 kit won't do 32mb Pi @DDR2-800 cas 3 2.3v. It also wouldn't do DDR2-850 2.44v. I didn't bother to see what voltage it would take to make cas 3 DDR2-800 stable since I'm happy with its cas 4 performance anyway.
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My 71701200 kit won't do 32mb Pi @DDR2-800 cas 3 2.3v. It also wouldn't do DDR2-850 2.44v. I didn't bother to see what voltage it would take to make cas 3 DDR2-800 stable since I'm happy with its cas 4 performance anyway.
Maybe your CPU is weak and cause problems :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by mcflurry4321
uhh mabye there ddr800 sticks and %50 oc on the ram is a no go?lol....sounds like another set of dead micron d9,s will be happening so0n http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=139544 ...i have 4 gigs of these sticks and your "review"is nice for quickie timings but thats not rock solid stable i assure u dude.play bf2 for 10 minutes with your ram like that(crash,bsod)anmd u could never pass memtest #5 or orthos like that.rma time soon 4 u.why are you frying your sticks like that?guys like u are the reason for dead microns,like in this thread http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=139544 ..good job?.because u can simply rma them i guess?Quote:
Originally Posted by Miravo
I agree with you :) Did I mention that rockstable? If it was, I would insert some screens with ORTHOS Ram test (about 5 - 6 hour). And for me it is stable. But I love overclocking memory ram, especially when it is some great piece of ICs :) High voltages aren't safe but with good airflow and "control of the user" we can help them not to die. I am not so crazy to do ORTHOS or to play games on such voltage. I really like to OC ram on high voltages, because results are more promising and we can simply see who of manufactures supplies us with good stuff :) G.skill HZ are good binned D9 on perfect PCB (Brainpower 6layer) and I just wanted to show it.
By the way
For everyday using I apply voltage below 2,25 :)
realmeat maybe you should consider joining the safesystems.org forum :D
this is for extreme users, that take the risk of frying their hardware.
of course we all try to aviod any damage to the hardware, but sometimes sh*t happens....
and rma...why not^^ at the moment the manifacturers' stocks are full of ram and they want to get rid of it (to re-raise the prices) anyway.
mfg
well personally i dont want to fry my ram.
maybe i'll go to safesystems.org aswell :lol:
yay for ddr2 glut and cheap ram sticks.
http://www.safesystems.org/ - the site is for sale/defunct
Nice results..
I ordered a Pair today and an Asus P5N32-E SLI mobo, can´t wait to see how they perform.
Old HZ 6400 have performed quiet well (very similar to HZ 8500 on P5B Deluxe). But I had then also very old HZ 8500. The difference on P5B Deluxe HZ 6400 - 8500 was obscure. They performed both well, but CL4 was much better on 8500. And on P5N32E-SLI HZ 8500 just knocked out 6400. :) That my 2 cents.
And I added promised photos :)
What are the speed thresholds for the timings?
What I mean is, at what speeds do you have to turn up the latency?
On 965:
3-3-3-8? ~ 400-435 Mhz ?Voltage?
4-4-4-12? ~ 436-561 Mhz ?Voltage?
5-4-4-8? ~ 562+ Mhz ?Voltage?
On P35:
3-3-3-12? ~ 400-485 Mhz ?Voltage?
? ~ 486+? ?Voltage?