Help OC new TF7050-M2!!!

[NickS]

What ram do you have? I was having the same issue as you. Try a few of these things.. oh, and pardon my horrible camera. Kodak sucks. The image is curved like an old CRT yet I have an LCD. Sigh.

Anyway. Try this first.. click each picture to enlarge it and read what I had to say.

[banshee28]

Those pics are good

I will try these out now!!

Oh, the RAM is OCZ 2GB 6400 Plat.

Nick, one more thing before I try these. It seems everytime I change the Memory Clock value or Limit to a lower DDR (667, 533) it lowers the timings as well as the freq. Is this normal? I would think I would want the timings the same and just lower the clock speed since it would be increased due to the HTT or CPU increase?

[NickS]

Those pics are good

I will try these out now!!

Oh, the RAM is OCZ 2GB 6400 Plat.

Nick, one more thing before I try these. It seems everytime I change the Memory Clock value or Limit to a lower DDR (667, 533) it lowers the timings as well as the freq. Is this normal? I would think I would want the timings the same and just lower the clock speed since it would be increased due to the HTT or CPU increase?

I didn't notice this. Try the TRFC @ 127.5NS first. I was experiencing the same problems as you before I tried that. Even if I had 210MHz HTT before and I tried the 667MHz divider it wouldn't post.

[banshee28]

I didn't notice this. Try the TRFC @ 127.5NS first. I was experiencing the same problems as you before I tried that. Even if I had 210MHz HTT before and I tried the 667MHz divider it wouldn't post.

** Update ** So far things are working much better. I was able to get 230Mhz working and stable so far with RAM at ~420Mhz. Now I am going up from there trying to max out the RAM with stock timings first (5,5,5,18,26).

I think the CPU multi AND the RAM selection (800,667,533) have to do with the RAM Mhz divider! Will post back soon.