ask for help in settings for my adata ram please

Currently my computer is running the ram at spd setting. The ram is 2x256 adata 4200 Dual channel ram. here are some screen shots of the current settings, i ask for assistance in tweaking this to get my computer running stable

thanks in advance

first of all test the cpu in 3/2 ratio to find out how fast it will overclock. (probably around 240/250 on air.the adata is designed for speeds in excess of 266 mhz (sometimes it will oc much higher) at timings of 2.5.4.4.7 or 3.4.4.8.It is unlikely that u will be able to use this ram to its full potential being that the cpu on air will probably quit at the afore mentioned speeds.(240-250). i would try 2.5.4.4.& and then work my way down with the timings to see if u can get better. something like 2.5.3.4.7 or 3.4.3.7. that is probably the best timings youll get with this ram. the crucial ballistix or the ocz eb pc3700, or even some ram with the new tccd chips. would be a much netter fit if u can afford to change cause they give optimum timings (2.5.3.2.5- ballsitix/ oczeb) at those speeds..goodluck flapper

ok here is the new ones. Looks like i cant change any of my cpu settings or even 3/2 ratio. When i do that my raptors dont show up and it gives me disk boot failure. (might rma them, cause that aint good) but i got my timings changed on my ram, and that performance is better. here is some pics

jstutman said:

ok here is the new ones. Looks like i cant change any of my cpu settings or even 3/2 ratio. When i do that my raptors dont show up and it gives me disk boot failure. (might rma them, cause that aint good) but i got my timings changed on my ram, and that performance is better. here is some pics

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The issue of your drives not showing up when you change your CPU setting is prolly because you need to lock your AGP/PCI frequency in the BIOS. When you first glance at the AGP/PCI frequency, it looks like it is 66/33. But if you look close that 66/33 is really grayed out. You need to actually select the AGP/PCI frequency by hitting the Enter key and from the choices that show up, select "FIXED".

this is off topic, but nice collection of ram u have there stan

flapperhead said:

this is off topic, but nice collection of ram u have there stan

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Thanx!. If this BH-5 that is coming is any good, I'ii prolly have to start thinking about putting some of it up on Ebay. Hard choices because I like them all for different reasons.