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Super Nade said:
Motherboard : DFI NF4 Ultra-D
DRAM Make, Model and Chips : OCZ 4200EL Platinum v1.1 TCC5
Timing tables and comments :

Motherboard and CPU: Lanparty Ultra-D, 3700+ San Diego CABGE
Bios: 0618-1
CPU: 3700 San Diego CABGE 0515
VC: eVGA 6800GT
OS: Windows XP Home w/SP2
Ram: OCZ 4200EL Platinum v.1.1 (TCC5) In the #2 and #4 (Orange) Dimm slots
Chipset Drivers: Will add later

DRAM Timings:
  • Ram Multi 200 1:1
    CPC ENABLED
    Tcl 2.5
    Trcd 04
    Tras 00
    Trp 04
    Trc 10
    Trfc 22
    Trrd 02
    Twr 02
    Twtr 02
    Trwt 02
    Tref 1.95us, 166MHz (see tweaker screen)
    Twcl 01
    Bank Inter EN
    Dynamic Skew Control Auto (Off)
    Skew Value 96
    Fastest
    DRAM Drive Strength 07
    DRAM Data Drive Strength 02
    Max Async Lat 8ns
    Read Preamble 5ns
    Idle Cycle 256
    Dynamic Counter Disabled
    R/W Que Bypass 16X
    Bypass Max 7X
    32 Bit Gran Enabled


Voltages etc:

  • HTT 313
    LDT X3
    Cpu Multi X9
    PCE-I 101
    Vcore Startup
    Vcore 1.50
    Vcore Special 110%

    LDT V 1.3
    Chipset V 1.6
    Vdimm 3.04
    Dram +0.03 ENABLED


Comments:

  • When I first got this RAM I thought it was maxed at 285Mhz and 2.5-4-3. I spent a LOT of time tweaking to find the perfect settings to give me the extra Mhz.

    This TCC5 is not very good when it comes to 2.5-3-3 timings. Max I could get to be stable was about 265Mhz.

Screenshot:
313-1.JPG
 
I have results and settings from two more sets of RAM I can post as well. Plus I have a set of 4000 Redline in the mail. Will post as I get time, great thread guys. :)
 
Mate,

I'll hit you up with some timing tweaks when I get home. My TCC5 (exact same sticks) could do 285 2.5-3-3-8-1T 3.0V. Sold it to Thunda. I'm sure he can easily hit 300MHz with 2.5-3-4-x timings.

Thanks for your post!
 
Super Nade said:
Mate,

I'll hit you up with some timing tweaks when I get home. My TCC5 (exact same sticks) could do 285 2.5-3-3-8-1T 3.0V. Sold it to Thunda. I'm sure he can easily hit 300MHz with 2.5-3-4-x timings.

Thanks for your post!
Mine can do about that too but it is not Prime Blend stable. I ran a 32M @ 282Mhz 2.5-3-3 but that was once and it has failed every try since.

The RAM works great at 2.5-4-3 but doesn't with trcd=3. I have tweaked and tried every setting and combination of settings there is, literally weeks of tweeking. I am willing to listen to any suggestions you have though. :) In my experience, everyone is going to have different settings that work the best for their system even if some key settings are similar. For example if I put my RAM in your rig, optimal settings and even max OC would probably not be the same. CPU, BIOS, PS, and the MB itself all are factors that can change what the best settings are.

When I get a chance I am going to retest the 4200 since I have phase now. I am hoping a frozen mem controller might give me an extra Mhz or two. :)
 
Motherboard : DFI NF4 Ultra-D
DRAM Make, Model and Chips : OCZ 3200 Gold BH
Timing tables and comments :

Motherboard and CPU: Lanparty Ultra-D, 3700+ San Diego CABGE
Bios: 0702-2
CPU: 3700 San Diego CABGE 0515
VC: eVGA 6800GT
OS: Windows XP Home w/SP2
Ram: OCZ 3200 Gold BH
In the #2 and #4 (Orange) Dimm slots
Chipset Drivers: 6.53

DRAM Timings:
  • Ram Multi 200 1:1
    CPC ENABLED
    Tcl 02
    Trcd 02
    Tras 06
    Trp 02
    Trc 07
    Trfc 16
    Trrd 00
    Twr 02
    Twtr 01
    Trwt 02
    Tref 3.9us, 200MHz (see tweaker screen)
    Twcl 01
    Bank Inter EN
    Dynamic Skew Control Auto (Off)
    Skew Value n/a
    Fastest
    DRAM Drive Strength 06
    DRAM Data Drive Strength 02
    Max Async Lat 8ns
    Read Preamble 5ns
    Idle Cycle 00
    Dynamic Counter Enabled
    R/W Que Bypass 16X
    Bypass Max 7X
    32 Bit Gran Enabled


Voltages etc:

  • HTT 262
    LDT X3
    Cpu Multi X11
    PCE-I 101
    Vcore Startup
    Vcore 1.50
    Vcore Special 110%

    LDT V 1.4
    Chipset V 1.7
    Vdimm 3.6v (3.64v actual)
    Dram +0.03 Disabled

Screenshot:
262-4.JPG
 
With my current ram my best stable is 2.88 memory divider set to 5:6(240)

Motherboard: DFI LanpartyUT ultra-D
Bios: 7/04-2BT
CPU: AMD A64 X2 3800+ E6 CBBWE 0528
VC: Sapphire X700Pro /cat 5.7
OS: Windows XP Professional w/SP2
Ram: 2X512 Mushkin LVL2 3500(BH5) in yellow slots
Chipset Drivers: Official 6.66

Current Ram:188(5/6)
CPC: Enabled
Tcl: 2.0
Trcd: 2
Tras: 5
Trp: 2
Trc: 7
Trfc: 12
Trrd: 2
Twr: 2
Twtr: 1
Trwt: 1
Tref: 3120
Twcl: 1

Bank int.: Enable
Skew control: Auto
Skew Value: 0
Drive strength: 7
Data strength: 1
Max. Async: 8ns
Dram Response Time: Fastest
Read Preamble: 5.5
Idle Cycle: 16
Dyn. Counter: Enabled
R/W Bypass: 16x
Bypass Max: 7x
32Bit Gran: Disable

Voltages etc:

CPU: 288 x 10 = 2880 mhz
CPU Vid: 1.55v and
Special Control: +110%
Startup Vid: 1.55v
LDT/FSB: 3x
LDT: 1.2v
Chipset: 1.6v
VDimm: 3.1v
+.03v : Disabled


1 of my ram sticks just will not perform with voltage more the 3.1v which is holding me back.
I found that with this ram the dynamic counter enabled lowered my superpi scores
 
DFI Lanparty NF4 Ultra-D / A64 3700+ San Diego
Crucial Ballistix 2x1Gb / Micron Z503.16TD Chips
CPU-Z and other programs do not know how to handle the "Officially Unsupported" Dividers, so screen shots of them are useless. Here are some photos of the bios setting pages:

genie1.jpg

genie2.jpg

sandra_mem.jpg


The 7:6 and 6:5 Memory dividers are great. Since my SD, for whatever reason, does not like 300 HTT, it's the only way to run these sticks at their max. I haven't tried massaging other memory parameters to see what they'll go up to, but I can say higher Vdimm does not seem to help. These settings are stable running any test including Prime95 Torture Blend.

Hoot
 
I got Crucial BallistiX PC3200 (2x512MB).
Currently I have them running at 290Mhz@3,0v (2,9v in Bios) with 3-3-3-5-1T. Didn't try to lower voltage, but perhaps it will still be stable at 2,9v or 300Mhz. Have to try that, but my CPU won't stay stable at 300x9 for now.
Really nice stuff. Before I had them maxed at 233Mhz@2,7v with 2,5-2-2-5-1T. Everything above isn't memtest86 stable anymore with 2,5 CAS.

Will post screenshots later.

EDIT:
myoc1.jpg
myoc2.jpg
myoc_sandra_mem.jpg
 
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Motherboard : DFI NF4 Ultra-D
DRAM Make, Model and Chips : PQI 3200-1024DPU, TCCD ver F
Bios: 6/23-3
CPU: AMD A64 3500+ Venice LBBLE
VC: ATI X800XL
OS: Windows XP Professional w/SP2
Chipset Drivers: Official 6.66

DRAM Timings:

FSB Bus Frequency 255
LDT/FSB Frequency Ratio x3
LDT Bus Transfer Width 16/16
CPU/FSB Frequency Ratio 11
PCI express Frequency 100
K8 Cool 'n' Quiet Support Disable
CPU VID Startup Value 1.45
CPU VID Control 1.45
CPU VID Special Control 110%
LTD Voltage Control 1.2
Chipset Voltage Control 1.5
Dram Voltage Control 2.6

Dram Frequency Set(Mhz) 200(DRAM/FSB:1/01)
Command Per Clock(CPC) Enable
CAS Latency Control(tCL) 2.5
RAS# to CAS# Delay(tRCD) 03
Min RAS# Active Timing(tRAS) 10
Row Precharge Timing(tRP) 3
Row Cycle Time(tRC) 7
Row Refresh Cycle Time(tRFC) 17
Row to Row Delay(tRRD) 3
Write Recovery Time(tWR) 2
Write to Read Delay(tWTR) 2
Read to Write Delay(tRTW) 3
Refresh Period(tREF) 4708
Write CAS# Latency(tWCL) Auto
DRAM Bank Interleave Enabled

DQS Skew Control Auto
DQS Skew Value 0
DRAM Drive Strength Auto
DRAM Data Drive Strength Auto
Max Async Latency Auto
DRAM Response Time Normal
Read Preamble Time Auto
Idle Cycle Limit 256 cycles
Dynamic Counter Disable
R/W Queue Bypass 16x
Bypass Max 7x
32 Byte Granulation Disable (4bursts)



Comments: These modules will not do well if they are off 2.6V in either direction. These settings are 24+ hours Prime95 stable for me.

Will post more info on Ram stable settings soon.
 
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GEIL ONE S TCCD 306Mhz DDR612 2.5-3-3-7 1T 2.7v.


MB: DFI Lanparty UT NF4 Ultra D Rev.A3
Bios: 7-04-BT
CPU: Venice 3200+ 0531 EPEW E6
VC: Albatron GF 6200
OS: Windows XP Pro w/SP2
Ram: 2x512 GEILONE PC4800 DDR600 In the #2 and #4 (Orange) Dimm slots
Chipset Drivers: Revision 6.53 (w/out IDE or Firewall Drivers)


Ram Settings : Dram: 200mghz 1:1 (1:1 w/ CPU clock 306x8)
CPC: Enabled
Tcl: 2.5
Trcd: 3
Tras: 7
Trp: 3
Trc: 7
Trfc: 19
Trrd: 3
Twr: 3
Twtr: 2
Trwt: 4
Tref: 3072
Twcl: 1

Bank int.: Enable
Skew control: Auto
Skew Value: 0
Drive strength:Auto
Data strength: Auto
Max. Async: 9ns
Dram Response Time: Normal
Read Preamble: 5.0 (Reads 5.5 in A64 Tweaker. See comments)
Idle Cycle: 32
Dyn. Counter: Disable
R/W Bypass: 16x
Bypass Max: 7x
32Bit Gran.: Disable

CPU Voltage Settings :
CPU: 306x8= 2448:idle>33c Load> 42c
CPU Vid: 1.47v
Special Control: +110% = 1.6v
Startup Vid: 1.45v
LDT/FSB: 3x
LDT: 1.3v
Chipset: 1.6v
VDimm:2.7v
+.03v Disabled
PCIE: 100mghz
Cool & Quiet: disabled
PCIex Maximum Payload size: 256
DFI Logo: Disabled



Comments : GEIL ONE TCCD iis one of the best ever TCCD's i've ever run.I've got two kits of them -one retail which i can run 312Mhz trcd-4 and 292 at trcd-3.Second kit is engineering samples without heatspreaders which i've recieved from Geil for testing purpose.Still looking for some CPU with good IMC



Max stable memory clock > 2.5-3-3-7 1T @ DDR 612 306x8 = 2484Mhz:
306trcd35cy.jpg




Cooling -Thermalright XP-120 w/ Delta 120mm 190CFM and two TT Smartfan 2 80mm blowing over the memory
 
Motherboard : DFI NF4 SLI-D
DRAM Make, Model and Chips : Mushkin Redline XP4000 [UTT] (Black PCB's and dicontinued heatspreaders)

Timing tables and comments :

Table #1:
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Motherboard: Lanparty SLI-D
Bios: 7/2/05
CPU: AMD A64 3200+ Winchester Core
VC: x2 6800gt's in SLI 350/1.0
OS: Windows XP Professional w/SP2
Ram: Mushkin Redline XP4000 [UTT]
Chipset Drivers: Official 6.82

DRAM Timings:

* Ram Multi 200 1:1
CPC ENABLED
Tcl 1.5
Trcd 03
Tras 03
Trp 03
Trc 014
Trfc 16
Trrd 03
Twr 02
Twtr 02
Trwt 02
Tref auto
Twcl auto
Bank Inter EN
Dynamic Skew Control Auto (Off)
Skew Value 0
Auto
DRAM Drive Strength auto
DRAM Data Drive Strength auto
Max Async normal
Read Preamble auto
Idle Cycle 256
Dynamic Counter DIS
R/W Que Bypass 16X
Bypass MAx 4X
32 Bit Gran DIS



Voltages etc:

* HTT 210
Cpu Multi X10
PCE-I 100
Vcore Startup 1.425
Vcore 1.425
Vcore Special auto

DRAM 2.67
LTD Bus 1.15

Comments:

It isnt much but its timings I tweaked a bit after I got back from school. They are perfectly stable as well as increase the bandwith compared to my system stock. This really is my first time tweaking these RAM settings on my own so they are still loose. There are also no errors in memtest 5. Most are set at auto but hey, its a start.

I hope this is everything you want S/N. If there is something ealse you would like me to add or run please let me know as well as criutiqe (spelling?) me.

1.jpg
2.jpg
3.jpg
 
Ouch Son!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ouch

I need to sit down with you once again when I get time and get your Redlines' to shine cause that is really low for this RAM.
 
RD chill man chill :)

This was after one day. Im taking my time no worries. You taught me well just give me time :thup:

EDIT//NEW SETTINGS UP\\EDIT
 
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Motherboard : DFI Lanparty NF4 SLI-D
DRAM Make, Model and Chips : Mushkin Redline XP4000, UTT
Timing tables and comments :

Table #1:
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Motherboard: Lanparty SLi-D
Bios: 7-2-05
CPU: 3200+ Winchester
VC: (Sli) x2 eVga 6800gt's XG-81.94 v2, Video BIOS version 5.40.02.36.08, 351/1.0 (Stock Speeds)
OS: Windows XP Pro w/SP2
PSU: PC Power & Cooling 510 Sli
Ram: Mushkin XP4000 Redlines (UTT) In the #1 and #3 (Yellow) Dimm slots
Chipset Drivers: Revision 6.82


DRAM Timings:

Ram Multi 200 1:1
CPC ENABLED
Tcl 2
Trcd 2
Tras 5
Trp 2
Trc 13
Trfc 15
Trrd 2
Twr 2
Twtr 2
Trwt 2
Tref 15.6us, 200MHz, 3120
Twcl 1
Bank Inter EN
Dynamic Skew Control Increase
Skew Value 255
Fast
DRAM Drive Strength 6
DRAM Data Drive Strength 3
Max Async 7ns
Read Preamble 5ns
Idle Cycle 16
Dynamic Counter disabled
R/W Que Bypass 16X
Bypass Max 4X
32 Bit Gran DIS



Voltages etc:


* HTT 260
LDT X3
Cpu Multi X10
PCE-I 100
Vcore 1.500v
Vcore 1.500v
Vcore Special 110%

LDT V 1.3
Chipset V 1.6
Vdimm 3.6v
Dram +0.03 ENABLED



Comments:


* - These timings arent almost as tight as they can be however, they are perfectly stable and pass Memtest (all tests) with 10+ passes each and no errors
- Bandwith can be raised by lowering DRAM Drive Strength and DRAM Data Drive Strength along with R/W Queue bypass to also increase max OC. This should only however show a little increase in both areas.

-If you are experincing instability, up the Tras and enable 32 Bit Gran.

-These timings have been mem tested, 32m PI, 3DMark05, CPU Burn-In, and prime 95 for a little over 12 hours along with the occasional hour of BF2. I will prob tweak and burn in a little more before calling it quites on this RAM.

-1.5 in TCL has little to no effect on the timings.

-Yes, Im relitivley new to RAM timings and tweaking

-No testing/tweaking has been done regarding the sticks in diffrent configurations or slots.

Screenshots:
3DMark05:
1.jpg
Idle:
2.jpg
Load:
3.jpg
6800gt #1:
4.jpg
6800gt #2
5.jpg
 
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Prime95 Stable and 32m SuperPi:
7.jpg
Everest:
9.jpg
Sandra/CPU-z/A64 Tweaker/1m SuperPi:
8.jpg


Is that good enough for you guys :thup: :shrug: Any criticism besides the fact that there are alot of screen's?
Anything ealse you would like S-N?
I will be back later on in the week to post my final results (1-2 screens :beer:)
Enjoy!

~Ken
 
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