Hehehe...that's one of the main differences I've found between old BH5's and this new UTT stuff. It seems as you push the speed with these sticks, you in turn have to run a looser TRFC. With old BH5's that wasn't necessary:Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
Nah, I think OPB's result is about right... This is the ABSOLUTE MAX I managed to run 32M at with UTT-BH5 kit I have here. At this pace, every 1MHz on RAM and 10MHz on CPU gives me about 4s. So, If I was able to run his 277MHz (which I'm not) then we would both have about same time... But I'm pretty sure, that in order to run at around 270MHz you will have to loosen TRFC a bit: 13 or 14... Not that it really matters for performance, but just makes it more stable, I think...
Carry on, Steven...
Old Skool Twinmos BH5's.....
EDIT: IMAGESHACK SUX SO I TOOK THE PICTURE OUT
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