overclock a 4400+, need advice.

[noktekniq]

anyone know specific timings to use and overclock?

i tried this setting but it doesn't pass memtest even on stock.
GENIE BIOS
LDT Voltage Control - 1.2v
Chipset Voltage Control - 1.7v
DRAM Voltage Control - 3.3v

DRAM Configuration
DRAM Frequency - 200
CPC - Enable
CAS Latency - 2
TRCD - 2
TRAS - 10
TRP - 2
TRC - 7
TRFC - Auto
TRRD - 2
TWR - 2
TWTR - 1
TRWT - 2
TREF - 3120
TWCL - Auto
DRAM Bank Interleave - Enabled
DQS Skew Control - Auto
DQS Skew Value - 0
DRAM Drive Strength - Auto
DRAM Data Drive Strength - Level 4
Max Async Latency - Auto
Read Preamble Time - Auto
Idle Cycle Limit - 256 Clocks
Dynamic Counter - Disable
R/W Queue Bypass - 16x
Bypass Max - 07x
32 Byte Granularity - Disable (8 Bursts)

please help

 

[noxqzs]

It looks as if you are using the lowest settings on almost all the timings. One to consider changing is the DRAM data drive setting. 4 at those timings is quite low. try 7 and go from there. Try Tref on AUTO. also, lower the voltage to 2.8. At those speeds you don't need that much juice. Once you get into +270fsb, 3.0v and up might make the difference in speed and timing.

 

[noktekniq]

just did this and prime for about 1 hr on 2.42

In Genie Bios
220
auto
16 16
9
100
disable
1.450v
1.250V
above VID 110%
1.30v
1.70v
3.3V

Dram Config
200
enable
2.0
02
06
02
13
16
03
03
02
03
2064, 3072, or 3120
auto
enabled
auto
0
Level 8
Level 2
8ns
normal
6ns
256
disable
16
07
disable

need more help on bumping the fsb and being stable with best timing. please help.

 

[diehrd]

Searck for the memory posts made by suka .. He has a guide That is extreamly helpfull.