What Timings should I set my memory to w/ a P4C800?

Amino · Nov 25, 2003

Ok, so I've got it to boot into 275 and it was working for a while, but then things started crashing. I suspect that it's my memory, and maybe the timings.

What should I have the timings at? I have them at 2.4-3-3-5-4 (I don't know what the last number is for, but there's 5 settings I have to place).

Grandpa Dan · Nov 26, 2003

Try it at 2-2-3-6-4 or 2-3-3-6-4. This would be reading from top to bottom in the Asus bios. Also try mam/turbo both disabled. When above 200 fsb there is minimal performance increase with them enabled. Whats the vdimm at? agp voltage?

Amino · Nov 26, 2003

I think I set vdimm at 2.85 and vagp at 1.6

and what's mam/turbo?

Grandpa Dan · Nov 26, 2003

Sorry, you might have pat not mam...P4C vs. P4P.

Amino · Nov 26, 2003

Oh ok. Yeah, I think I disabled that already.

kev380 · Nov 26, 2003

2.4-3-3-5-4? did u mean 2.5? anyway, the last one(bursts length as i remember) should be set to 8 to achieve max performance. OCZ should oc pretty well even at tight timings. what divider do u use?

Grandpa Dan · Nov 26, 2003

I've set the DRAM burst to both 4 and 8 leaving all else static. I've not seen any perfomance gain or loss to speak of when running benches, but 4 does seem more stable.

Thumper · Nov 26, 2003

.........did you run memtest at 270 or 265 or 260? Memtest will tell you if your stable or not. We can't help unless you know where your limit is.........

Grandpa Dan · Nov 27, 2003

Be sure to disable legacy usb in the bios before running memtest.

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