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- Apr 5, 2005
Hey guys, I'm currently a little confused right now.
I have a 2500-M Barton and it's stable at 1.75vcore 210x11.5 = 2415mhz.
Now when I run StressPrime 2004 (a prog identical to prime95) if I run small FFT's to stress the CPU, it ran for a hour before I stopped it, then I'll run blend, and it will fail in a few seconds to a minute, then if I run Large FFT's to stress RAM, it fails in a few seconds to a minute....
Now my setup is like this.
vcore 1.70
vdimm 3.3
vdd 1.7
vagp 1.6
FSB 210 (420DDR)
ram 1:1
timings: 11-2-2-2-2-2.0 Command Per Clock: On
What's the dealy-o here, is my ram crapping out? It's Kingston Hyper X PC3200 BH-5 so I though it would go further than this....
I have the ram volts maxxed out on my DFI Lanparty B NFII board, what do you suggest? Since the small FFT's run for a long time, does this suggest that my ram is holding me back? Or is it the board? What are good ways to find your max FSB? How can I find what's holding me back?
I have a 2500-M Barton and it's stable at 1.75vcore 210x11.5 = 2415mhz.
Now when I run StressPrime 2004 (a prog identical to prime95) if I run small FFT's to stress the CPU, it ran for a hour before I stopped it, then I'll run blend, and it will fail in a few seconds to a minute, then if I run Large FFT's to stress RAM, it fails in a few seconds to a minute....
Now my setup is like this.
vcore 1.70
vdimm 3.3
vdd 1.7
vagp 1.6
FSB 210 (420DDR)
ram 1:1
timings: 11-2-2-2-2-2.0 Command Per Clock: On
What's the dealy-o here, is my ram crapping out? It's Kingston Hyper X PC3200 BH-5 so I though it would go further than this....
I have the ram volts maxxed out on my DFI Lanparty B NFII board, what do you suggest? Since the small FFT's run for a long time, does this suggest that my ram is holding me back? Or is it the board? What are good ways to find your max FSB? How can I find what's holding me back?