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NEED SOME HELP!!!!!!! WITH MEMORY....

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trial and error, all you can do. just work it a bit at a time when you get on up there a ways. sadly you have bus speed, timings and voltages to deal with, some times it can take a while to figure what your max is, and even longer to figure out what is fastest. sometimes a lower mem speed with better timings is faster and sometimes higher clocks with lower timings is faster. that will depend on the application itself. nice to know what you can do timings wise for each mem speed.
 
You make sure your CPU is underclocked, and nothing else is clocked higher then normal, then you slowly increase your mem until it doesn't run anymore at that voltage, then you increase voltage, and again increase mhz, then you decrease timings a bit if you want, and so on and son. So, its all about increasing clock, increasing voltage and loosening timings, and finding out what is the best it can do, which combination is the best. All the while you must make sure nothing else in your system is overclocked so that when you cannot boot or pass memtest you know its only your memory and nothing else.
 
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