Twinmos 3700 | Timings??

willlangford · Apr 14, 2003

Hello, what timings should i use for this. and i know nothing about timings and ram and vdd and that ****. so if someone could give me a quick and drity rundown that would be great. thanks lots.

~Will

jonspd · Apr 14, 2003

The cas timing is going to be the most affective I would set the timing to something like 5 2 2 2 or 4 2 2 2 or 5 2 2 2.5.

What order does you timing on that board come mine is

T(ras)
T(rcd)
T(rp)
cas

Also the lower the timing the better the bench unless something is unstable. You may need to up the voltage to you ram once you get to a higher fsb while using tight timing(low).

willlangford · Apr 14, 2003

okay cool thanks...whats considered normal and what is a good tight timing. lol --also the vdd is 2.7 stock so i should go to 2.8 and then set the timings down?

thanks,

~Will

jonspd · Apr 14, 2003

2.8 should be ok for timing I suggest something like 5 2 2 2.5 then 5 2 2 2 then 4 2 2 2.5 then 4 2 2 2 and see which you like the best to tight of mem timing can cause HD problems.

kslim · Apr 14, 2003

I doubt you can go 2.5CAS with 3700. Try with SPD(default) timing first. Still the data rate is more important than CAS timing.

XJ · Apr 14, 2003

mine is at cas2, but the timings are particularly high. maybe i should spend the time on tweaking them down...

willlangford · Apr 14, 2003

ill try it with 2 when i get home. it defalts at 2.5 though.

~Will

Suma · Apr 15, 2003

my pc3200 is on 2.5 3 3 7 :/

willlangford · Apr 15, 2003

Suma said:
my pc3200 is on 2.5 3 3 7 :/

same with my 3700..can i get better timings?

~Will

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