Post your FBS and type of memory!!

extremecorvette

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• Oct 23, 2003

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Post what your FBS, type of memory, and voltage. I'm under the impression that the Buffalo PC3700 and Mushkin PC3500 Level 2 are the best for overclocking. I want to know what memory most people are using and what there getting.

 

malon

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• Oct 23, 2003

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FSB = 210 Mhz @ 2-2-2-7 2.8v
Memory = Corsair XMS 3200C2

I can go higher but loosing timing and I love 2-2-2

 

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extremecorvette

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I would like to have 2-2-2-5, I think the Mushkin PC3500 Level 2 and Buffalo PC3700 can do that.

 

Steven4563

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• Oct 23, 2003

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Memory: Adata PC3200
FSB: 222
Timings: 2.5 - 3 - 3 - 8 2.7V

 

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• Oct 23, 2003

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Memory: Mushkin Level 2 PC3500
FSB: Linux 215Mhz, but Windows 200Mhz
Timings: Linux 2-2-2-5, but Windows 2-3-3-6

There's something in Windows that just loves to reboot randomly when I try to tighten the timings or up the FSB. I hate Windows...

 

malon

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extremecorvette said:

I would like to have 2-2-2-5, I think the Mushkin PC3500 Level 2 and Buffalo PC3700 can do that.

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yep I think so, they are both bh-5

 

USAPGAPRO

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• Oct 23, 2003

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233 @ xms3500 tightest timings.

 

Karbon

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280 fsb with corsair XMS pc4000 at 2-3-3-8

 

pkrew

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In the sig, 3.2v

 

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pc4000 hyperram-komusa (with adata chips). 285 @ 2.5-4-4-8. (havent finished testing)

 

Suma

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• Oct 24, 2003

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malon said:

FSB = 210 Mhz @ 2-2-2-7 2.8v
Memory = Corsair XMS 3200C2

I can go higher but loosing timing and I love 2-2-2

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My Corsair PC3200C2 Does 220-225 2-2-2-x

are you sure it's the ram and not the mb?

 

malon

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im not so sure, maybe it`s the mobo or because it is on dual channel sync, dunno i dont really have much time to make tests

 

Suma

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heh, too bad.

 

stan03

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dang, my system won't even boot into windows with 2-2-2-5 with XMS 3200LL

i can do like 210 on really loose timings though. (not sure if its prime stable.) i don't think i have BH-5 ram.

 

pkrew

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Stan, have you tried that with a 5/4 ratio. I was able to get to 235 with your mobo and the kingston at 5/4 using 2.8v. I could only get to 219 at 1/1 and 2.8v.

 

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225fsb/450DDR: 2.0-3-3-6 3.0Vdimm

GEIL PC3500 Golden Dragon 2x256meg Dual Channel

$130.

 

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fsb 275
mem type OCZ ddr466EL
ram freq 440
timmings 2-3-2-5-8

 

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• Oct 24, 2003

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fsb 285
GEIL PC3500 Golden Dragon 2x512 Dual Channel
timing 2.5-7-3-3 @ 2.9vdimm

 

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FSB: 116mhz(single pumped)
Ram: Samsung PC800 @912mhz(unknown, stock) voltages., and HORRIBLE timings.. something like CAS 7 or 8.

 

CamH

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• Oct 25, 2003

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FSB: 227MHz cas2
RAM: Mushkin PC3200 Black Level II