G.Skill has updated the F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ User Manual
The Motherboard Compatibility List has been updated as of 4-15-08
G.Skill has updated the F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ User Manual
The Motherboard Compatibility List has been updated as of 4-15-08
1200 is WAY pushing it, some *choice* kits might get that with 2.2-2.3V....it's NOT about voltage though, Powerchips don't scale with voltage...it's about certain batches/chips being able to hit a higher number.
What i will say is pretty much all 1000MHz rated kits will reach 1066MHz with 2.0-2.1V, my own reaches this with 2.05V.
I wish they did a guide for DFI, as I am having a hell of a time trying to get the subtimings right on my X48. 424x9 on 333/800 strap, and I've tried almost everything. any suggestions /settings from those who haver this board and ram?
i have a DFI DK, finally was able to boot up (auto of 1.8V was the problem)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rinaun
and i also have a hell of a time, this week i dont have any time to try a lot of settings, but next week i hopefully will able to crack that bios code :p:
well my first test arent any good, 533mhz is gonna be a pain in the ass...
even at 2.2V those stick dont like to go high it seems, to bad
526mhz is doable
my set will be here tomorrow, i hope they can do 534mhz 24/7 :(Quote:
Originally Posted by GoThr3k
Did you try setting the tRFC to 47-52 like others have suggested?
Yes. Mine don' hit higher than 1050 so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThatGuy16
trfc was at 52...Quote:
Originally Posted by ThatGuy16
i am trying a lot of different setting but 534 doesnt work...
Well, for the price.. i guess we can't complain too much :(
I'm waiting on the UPS guy to deliver mine, we'll see what i get.
Post your sub-timings guys, and be sure to compare them with mine.
i even tried with lot lot looser subs...Quote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
maybe the new bios i flashed today will do some miracles
My sums are set to Auto, Performance Level 7.
Does somebody already have the "new" models, whit new heatspreaders? :)
Greets!
Look at my sub-timings and copy them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower
anybody using these on a dfi lt x48? please share your best performance settings. save me hours
thanks
I just got mine, with the sub-timings, do you set it in memset or bios?
My bios looks like this, i have no idea what to change.
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...1/DSCF2841.jpg
ThatGuy16.. I run the ram at DDR1000 5-5-5-15-2-3-3-47-1-7-29-2.. Same bios as you. That is as tight as I can get it stable around that speed.
Just tried it, and was not succesful. I can't even get DDR2-890 without a lockup 5 minutes into windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by TyphooN
I need HELP, please!! :help:
I'm about out of ideas, i bought this ram to replace of my crappy corsair so i can get my CPU further. I'm hoping it user error...
The only way i can even get it to post at DDR2-890 is on AUTO, and at that it freezes in windows :shakes:
This is at 890 on AUTO, I'm mad.. i want to start overclocking, but i can't figure any of this out! :mad:
Any suggestions, please?
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...1/DSCF2843.jpg
WAY under spec.. i'm running everything at stock right now, just to be posting here. :(
Quote:
Originally Posted by ThatGuy16
Whats your NB voltage with those ram? Mine need about 1.45v actual on this board.
@ Aldy402 I have my settings a few pages back, maybe just do a search for my SN to find them.
Larry
hehe, yeah.. its was my NB voltage the whole time :rofl: :yawn:
Well, atleast i found my problem.
I'm running orthos with these at 1068, IF it passes, i'll run memtest for a pass or two..
Now i need to get it stable enough for 4.6Ghz+ benching, but I guess its my board having trouble getting above 500 FSB :shrug:
All I can say is Wow! 550Mhz at 2.1V at 10 hours of Memtest, and 24hrs of prime...and for $85....sick RAM as always...never had a bad G.Skill stick! :up: Awesome RAM.
Tried 565Mhz but it was a no go at any timings, and up to 2.2V...
Timings...
http://home.comcast.net/~aicjofs/ram550.jpg
Well, i got mine at DDR2-1068 2.08v 5-5-5-12. I ran memtest for one hour, and played games for a few hours. Seems stable to me, i might do a long run of memtest later though.
My sub-timings are set to auto, every time i make any small change, my system locks up, or doesn't post.
Try TRFC @ 54-55.Quote:
Originally Posted by aicjofs