twinmos pc3200 ddr400

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orchun

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• Jul 18, 2005

• #1

hi everybody

what are the best timings for twinmos 512mb pc3200 ddr400(aa4t--- i think it is with utt chip)

here is the system

amd3200 (754)(thermaltake pipe 101 cooler with fan in 3400rpm)
epox 8kda3+
2*512 twinmos pc3200 ddr400(1aa4t)
leadtek a400gt
80 gb seagate sata
dvd writer
cd writer
15 inch tft vestel

thanks for your help

 

RedDragonXXX

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• Jul 18, 2005

• #2

Well if you can give it some Vdimm then 2-2-2-5 would be the best.

 

Janus67

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• Jul 18, 2005

• #3

his mobo can probably only give 2.9V though, which will be a limiting factor without volt modding...

 

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orchun

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• Jul 18, 2005

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my board gives only 2.85 volt to rams
and here is my timings from cpu-z (default timings)
2,5-3-3-8-11-16(2T) with those timings ı get only 218 mhz

thanks for your help

 

RedDragonXXX

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• Jul 18, 2005

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See if you mobo is compatible with OCZ booster and if yes then get it!

 

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orchun

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• Jul 19, 2005

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red thanks but ı dont wanna change them
i only wanna know how far i can o/c my rams with 2.85 volt and what are the best timings for them
i tried some o/c and then get the cpu up to 2460 mhz (10*246) with 205mhz for my rams(5/4) and it was the limit for my system to work stable

 

Janus67

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• Jul 19, 2005

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you won't be able to get much with that low of voltage, they are UTT and need about 3.2V to get some good speed and tight timings (2-2-2-5)

 

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orchun

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so i cant do anything to increase mhz without modding my mainboard

thanks men
may the mhz be with you

 

Blooz1

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• Jul 19, 2005

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As RedDragon said, if your board is compatible with the OCZ DDR Booster, that is one way you could get more voltage to your ram without any voltmods to the board itself.

The Booster just plugs into a ram slot, installation is extremely simple!

 

Drec

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• Jul 19, 2005

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yeah just make sure to get some active cooling on it and you're good to go.