OC'ing my bad ram

[Tuneman]

I have kingston value ram, I'm looking for only a moderate overclock. I set the ram timings to 5-5-5-15 and the timing to 1:1. I upped my FSB by 11%, and once I try to go any further bios wont boot up. Once I exit the bios settings the screen goes black and thats it. I tried upping the core voltage to 1.4V and that doesn't help. Should I up the memory voltage, or loosen my ram timings further?

Setup:
e6300
ASUS PL5D2
kingston value ram 5-5-5-15
8800 GTS superclocked

[WYTOUT]

are intent on overclocking the ram too or just the cpu? if you are only trying to get the cpu frequency up (because that ram is probably not a good OC candidate) i'd try a memory divider. or also, have you tried bumping the memory voltage? (be careful about heat)

[Tuneman]

sry for the confusion, yah I just want to OC my processor. 299Mhz Seems to be the fastest before this problem occurs. So what should I set the divider at if I want to get the FSB to 333mhz? Also what is a safe increase in the memory voltage. I would rather tweak that first, then mess with the multiplier.

Also I have room before my RAM tops out, its DDR2 667 ram which would mean I could get the FSB to 333mhz without messing with the multiplier, right?

[Tuneman]

ok I tried increasing the memory voltage to 1.9, that didn't do anything.

Anyone? :(

[WYTOUT]

what's the stock voltage on that memory?
try a divider like 9:8, or 5:4

[Tuneman]

its 1.8, yeah I changed the different dividers and still nothing. When I change the DRAM frequency, thats changing the devider, right?

I think it might have something to do with these 2 options in the memory timing options:

RAS activate time to precharge:15
DRAM write recovery time: 4

Those are the values its set on now, I have no idea what these are, cause I have heard of changing Tras,Trc, or CDC values. But I cannot find those options in BIOS.

[pinx]

You can go to at least 2V, 2.2V wihout additional cooling.

[Tuneman]

would it even help, these are below the RAM's stock speeds.