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    Talking 2GB OCZ PC3200 Performance + DFI NF4 SLI-D

    This memory is pretty old on P4 platform did 230-238mhz 3-3-3-8 at 2.65-2.8v vdimm. Now on AMD64 let's see

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    http://www.ocztechnology.com/product...b_dual_channel

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    - note SLI mode will probably reduce cpu related performance slightly so take that into a/c with the benchmark results.
    - Tref of 0388 was the key to stability with 414-3 bios while 0648 was key for stability on 310 official bios both bios resulted in same max 225-230mhz 3-3-3-7/8 at 2.8v. With wrong Tref set test #3 in memtest would error once or twice every few passes.

    2x 1GB OCZ PC3200 Performances series dual channel kit

    @10x 230mhz 3-3-3-8 13-19-2-2-1-2 at 2.8v


    chipset = 1.6v
    LDT = 1.5v
    LDT 4x

    CPC = Enabled
    CAS Latency(CL) = 3
    RAS to CAS(Trcd) = 3
    Min RAS# Active time(Tras) = 8
    Row Precharge Time(Trp) = 3
    Row Cycle Time(Trc) = 13
    Row Refresh Cycle Time(Trfc) = 19
    Row to Row Delay(Trrd) = 2
    Write Recovery Time(Twr) = 2
    Write to Read Delay(Twtr) = 1
    Read to Write Delay(Trwt) = 2
    Refresh Period (Tref) = 0388
    Write CAS Latency(Twcl) = Auto
    DRAM Bank Interleave = Enabled
    Skew = AUTO
    Skew Value = 0
    DRAM Drive Strength = Level 8
    DRAM Data Drive Strength = Level 1
    Max Async Latency = 7ns
    Read Preamble Time = 5ns
    Idle Cycle Limit = 16
    Dynamic Counter = Enabled
    R/W Queue Bypass = 2x
    Bypass Max = 2x
    32 byte Granularity = Disable(8burst)



    CPUZ validated: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=16254

    Sandra 2005 Lite
    Buffered = 6,384 / 6,306
    Unbuffered = 2925 / 2,989

    Everest Home
    Read = 6,504
    Write = 2,585
    Latency = 44.5 ns

    Pcmark04 = 4,384
    Pcmark04 Memory = 5,657

    SuperPi
    1M = 37.312s
    32M = 33min 03.875s

    3dmark2003
    @425/1100 stock speeds



    3dmark05
    @425/1100 stock speeds

    Last edited by eva2000; 05-06-2005 at 06:55 AM.
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    With 166 divider:

    2x 1GB OCZ PC3200 Performances series dual channel kit

    @10x 270HTT with 166 divider 225mhz 3-3-3-7 13-19-2-2-1-2 at 2.8v


    chipset = 1.6v
    LDT = 1.5v
    LDT 4x

    CPC = Enabled
    CAS Latency(CL) = 3
    RAS to CAS(Trcd) = 3
    Min RAS# Active time(Tras) = 7
    Row Precharge Time(Trp) = 3
    Row Cycle Time(Trc) = 13
    Row Refresh Cycle Time(Trfc) = 19
    Row to Row Delay(Trrd) = 2
    Write Recovery Time(Twr) = 2
    Write to Read Delay(Twtr) = 1
    Read to Write Delay(Trwt) = 2
    Refresh Period (Tref) = 0388
    Write CAS Latency(Twcl) = Auto
    DRAM Bank Interleave = Enabled
    Skew = AUTO
    Skew Value = 0
    DRAM Drive Strength = Level 8
    DRAM Data Drive Strength = Level 1
    Max Async Latency = 7ns
    Read Preamble Time = 5ns
    Idle Cycle Limit = 16
    Dynamic Counter = Enabled
    R/W Queue Bypass = 2x
    Bypass Max = 2x
    32 byte Granularity = Disable(8burst)

    CPUZ validated: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=16322

    Sandra 2005 Lite
    Buffered = 6,312 / 6,403
    Unbuffered = 3,045 / 2,960

    Everest Home
    Read = 6,589
    Write = 2,526
    Latency = 43.9 ns

    Pcmark04 = 4,982
    Pcmark04 Memory = 5,926

    SuperPi
    1M = 32.734s
    32M = 29min 04.016s

    3dmark2003
    @425/1100 stock speeds



    3dmark05
    @425/1100 stock speeds

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    wow, nice results. Maybe some Superpi. What happens when u give it more volts (like 3v or more)?
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    Good work Eva .. nice to see two gig sticks doing good ..

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    Impressive for dual channel 2gb.

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    Nice to see someone playing with 2gigs of memory on the A64. I'm wondering what prompted the test. Were you curious about them after finding the pair? I just picked up the Geil 2x1Gig kit (GE2GB3200BDC) to play EQ2 which is running out of free memory and disk caching on a few maps. I'll post some results if I manage to get any overclock on them.
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    Not too bad, but expected more. My PDP Patriot 2 gig kit will do 235 3-3-3-7 with 2.75v. 240 is also doable but they start to get a little unstable for gaming (the hardest test there is).

    This is on I865PE, should do better in my new rig, we will see.
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    thanks guys.. was curios as alot of folks are asking how 2GB does on DFI NF4 and seeing I had the ram from way back

    Soulburner, it does seem on P4 it does better, i got 238mhz 3-3-3-7 on on 865PE board as well. Are yours PC3200 or PC3500 rated ?

    moddolicous, superpi 1M and 32M are in the posts as links to screenies rather than inline screenies

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    ABout a year or so ago, Karnivore had his 2 gig OCZ ram doing 250 at cas 3-3-3 too, I remember cause I almost traded him my CPU Cooler that I bought from SIN, for that ram




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    yeah 2GB of loving goodness is always nice and fast for windows hehe

    App loading and some games like it
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    Not too bad there eva.

    I appreciated the HUGE amount of memory testing you are doing over the last couple of weeks, great work

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    actually some of the results are old as i post all my initial tests at i4memory.com first (copy and paste )
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    The PDP sticks are 3200s.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eva2000
    actually some of the results are old as i post all my initial tests at i4memory.com first (copy and paste )
    Ah I see, its good of you anyway

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    Have you tried running them in single channel mode (ie. just put 1 x 1GB stick in the 1st set of DIMM slots, dunno if 2 work...)?

    Personally nothing I run really gets much of a boost from dual channel mode and I'd much rather have 1GB of RAM that is fairly fast (thanks to being OC'd of course) than 512MB of blazing fast RAM...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mesyn191
    Have you tried running them in single channel mode (ie. just put 1 x 1GB stick in the 1st set of DIMM slots, dunno if 2 work...)?

    Personally nothing I run really gets much of a boost from dual channel mode and I'd much rather have 1GB of RAM that is fairly fast (thanks to being OC'd of course) than 512MB of blazing fast RAM...
    ...and why not have both? 2x512 would get you your 1gb at high speeds.
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    yeah no point in 1GB in single channel, dual channel all the way
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    Nice 2GB kit you have there.

    I went a head and tried the 414-3 beta bios with my 1 gig stick (2nd stick comes wed) of mem and now I cannot change dividers? It won't boot into windows if I run anything other than 1:1. =/

    Any idea's b/c bios 3/10 and 2/01 both wouldn't do jack with my gig stick but this 4/14-3 does. There another good bios for 1gig sticks I should try?
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    tried enabling bank interleave or disabling it ? cleared cmos after bios flash ?
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    Yea, but let me give them a go again...can't hurt.
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    Tried clear cmos, no go.

    Bank interleaving both ways, nope.

    Reflashed.........fixed

    O_O

    Thx man.
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    ok Scratch that, not fixed.

    200 = No
    183 = No
    166 = Works
    150 = No
    140 = No
    133 = No
    120 = No
    100 = Works

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    maybe single channel issue ?? never tried single channel with dividers on DFI NF4 before... what 1GB modules are they anyway ?
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    Transcend 1GB PC3200 ones, they use Samsung UCCC IC's (rofl). Nothing special they do the same timings as yours but only to 220ish. I wasn't expecting even that as I got them cheap. Speed wasn't my goal 2GB was. And yea MM said that single channel is prolly my issue, other stick comes wed so I will post back then.
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    Problems with the dividers

    This weekend I tried out my Geil 2x1Gig PC3200 set and the initial results are not good. At default speeds they go to the advertised 3-4-4-8 timings. I clocked them up to 220 1:1 for a few runs through memtest and then into windows for a quick bandwidth check. Nothing earth shaking there of course.

    The big problem seems to be the dividers. I can't get lower than the 166 divider. Anything lower results in no post into memtest. Using the 5:6 166 divider I can't get the HTT higher than 239HTT. As soon as I go to 240 (200 effective) it has problems. I can get into memtest but not into windows. All settings are on Auto except for the 3-4-4-8 and Interleave Enabled. It looks as though dividers = less than stock memory speed. Dang.

    The only odd thing that I noted was that while using A64 Tweaker was everthing on the left column was showing the asterisks indicating a reserved value. Memory timings were showing up way higher than the 3-4-4-8 reported by CPUZ.

    At stock 200HTT speed I got the timings down to 2.5-3-3-7 with 2.7v.

    I finally settled on 3-4-4-8 224HTT 1:1 2.8v to try it out on EQ2. The extra memory seems to have eliminated the disk caching but I still have a little stutter on the part of the Port Qeynos map. Maybe because I'm running the CPU 900mhz slower than I do with my BH-5 or TCCD which have no problems with the 5:6 and 9:10 dividers. Although considering that, I'm surprised that the net effect in overall game play performance is small At least at 1280x1024 "Very High Performance" setting the difference is small. The performance heirarchy on this game looks like video card>memory>cpu.

    I was thinking about returning these to NewEgg and getting another pair of the OCZ Plat. rev.2 to mate up with the pair I already have and see if I have better luck with 4x512 and 2T. But since these sticks do their advertised speed and timings (albeit only at 1:1) I'm reluctant to anger the RMA gods for fear they will send me more unspectacular memory.

    EDIT: I'll try the latest bios. Haven't updated since the 3/10 released.
    Last edited by gundamit; 05-10-2005 at 03:01 AM.
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