xms3200 timings?

c0nfusion

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• Mar 2, 2003

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I was just wondering if you think 2t-2-2-5 are good settings for the system in my sig? Are these settings too fast for my memory? Thanks

 

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c0nfusion

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anyone? i dont want to continue running at this speed if its damaging

 

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Mike360000

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• Mar 2, 2003

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In short, you're ok.
Your ram would crash or hang your system if your timings were off slightly. If they were off a lot, you wouldn't be able to boot into Windows. Besides your fsb is on the low side for most highly oc'ed systems. You're at 177 and a lot of people are over 200.
You're fine......

Cheers,
Mike

 

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alright thanks

 

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Yeah you are fine with those timings. You might want to consider lowering your multiplier and raising the front side bus to give your system a little better bandwidth. You have the ram, might as well use it to it's potential.

 

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I would...but im too lazy to unlock my cpu to get the lower multi's

 

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majkmil

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RAMGUY says 6,3,3,2 for XMS3200 at default volt. but corsair is supposed to oc. thats why we paid so much. i know im rambling but im trying to get my 100 posts.