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RED Hot Machine
12-15-01, 11:14 AM
I just repalced my Coolermaster + delta with a glaciator II. This means that i can leave my comp running 24/7 now. The noise of the delta used to keep me awake.
Overclocked to 1.54 so far, should get 1.6.
What memory timings should i use to help my wu times?
Sweet we need all the WU's we can get. Sorry I don't know anything about DDR
I found that for SETI memory speed is king, even beyond fsb speed. I lowerd my fsb from 117mhz to 105 but raised the memory speed from fsb (117mhz) to fsb+pci (140mhz) and cut 20 minutes off my crunch time average. Keep that in mind when you start tweaking.
lonewolf1983
12-15-01, 12:45 PM
the fastest you can get your memory to run the better
however setting your ram at a lower CAS setting will provide a large boost to WU times
ie. ram at 133mhz CAS2 will outperform ram at 140 CAS3
so set your ram to as low a CAS as possible and then up the FSB for your best speed
:)
LandShark
12-15-01, 12:48 PM
just try to set the highest timing in the BIOS, and run the fastest FSB u could get from it. SETI LOVE fast memory more than anything.
and it's good to hear that u could run 24/7 now. we always need as much cruncher as possbile:D especially now we have a incoming enemy insight.....(AMDMB.com) ;)
Originally posted by RED Hot Machine
I just repalced my Coolermaster + delta with a glaciator II. This means that i can leave my comp running 24/7 now. The noise of the delta used to keep me awake.
Overclocked to 1.54 so far, should get 1.6.
What memory timings should i use to help my wu times?
On my 8K7A's I run 8882222 at up to 180FSB with corsair PC2400. Tell me more about your glaciator 2 - what kind of fan does it have and how quiet is it compared to your old setup?
RED Hot Machine
12-15-01, 02:57 PM
Originally posted by TC
On my 8K7A's I run 8882222 at up to 180FSB with corsair PC2400. Tell me more about your glaciator 2 - what kind of fan does it have and how quiet is it compared to your old setup?
Thanks for the memory timings i'll try that.
There is a review (http://www.overclockers.com/articles491/) on the front page of the HS.
It is much quieter, if i turn my case fans off I can barely here the hsf over the powersupply. :D The high pitch noise of the delta 38 i had gave me a headache after a few hours using the comp.
i would use the most agressive memory timeings u can they helped me get my wu time down and now i am running about 3.5-3.1hr depending on the ar of the wu
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