OCZ EL Plat. Rev 2 PC3200 @ DDR540 reasonable?

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koontz946

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I'm in the process of getting my system settings sorted out, and I was wondering if it is even reasonable of me to expect my PC3200 chips to run at DDR540 with reasonable timings.

I don't know which chips I have in them... TCCD or TCC5 I suspect.

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If you have a latter revision of Platn2 then they are most probably TCC5 and yes you can expect to run them at DDR540 and above.

 

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cool, glad to know i can expect great things from this rig.

i was trying Prime95 on the blend torture test and it fails after about 2 mins:

"FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.4999990724, expected less than 0.4"

any idea where the error is coming from?

 

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koontz946 said:

cool, glad to know i can expect great things from this rig.

i was trying Prime95 on the blend torture test and it fails after about 2 mins:

"FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.4999990724, expected less than 0.4"

any idea where the error is coming from?

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At what CPU/RAM freq and how much Vdimm and Vcore are you giving it?

 

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i believe 270x10 with 1:1, 1.5V with 110% Vcore, 2.8 Vdimm

 

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At 270MHz you should be doing around 2.8-2.9V since these may be TCC5's (probably are). Also you dont need that much on the Vcore since it is a Venice core. Try lowering it and see how it goes.

 

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Use 1.3v vcore with 123% . As for the error thats a memory error. Try loosening your timings.

 

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Fighter2a said:

Use 1.3v vcore with 123% . As for the error thats a memory error. Try loosening your timings.

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woah we have almost exactly the same systems... anything else i should know for this setup?