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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820146900
would this work ok in my nf7
would this work ok in my nf7
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Yes 
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well thank you i holp it helps me to,overclock better
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well i did get it im sorry i do not know much about memory, at newegg specification page cas lalency is 3-4-4-8. but what i got was 2.5-4-4-8
whats better 2.5 or 3 thank you. o at the reviews at newegg some said, that this ramm did not workin the abit nf7. is this true
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Cas 2.5 is faster than cas 3. We may have updated the sticks with lower timings or your board may just be reading them wrong off the sticks. If you have stability problems with 2.5-3-3-8 timings try manually setting them to 3-3-3-8
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well thank you its runing now at 2.5 4 4 8 at 11.5x200
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should i up the voltage to maybe 2.7 for 2.5 3 3 11
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bknight - it looks like many people have had success tightening the timings on these sticks of ram. You should def up to the voltage to 2.7 and try to run 2.5-3-3-7 or possibly even 2-3-3-6.
Remember, with ram timings, you are measuring the ns delay, so lower is generally better =)
Remember, with ram timings, you are measuring the ns delay, so lower is generally better =)
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well rats voltage to 2.7 2.5 3-3-7.ran memteast 86 v3.1
in test 5 2557 errors
this is with 2 sticks in ill try later on 1 at a time.
200x 11.5
in test 5 2557 errors
this is with 2 sticks in ill try later on 1 at a time.
200x 11.5
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ran test on the ram 1at a time with no errors ???.
i had ram in slot 2 and 3 with errors, this time put the ram in slot 1 and 3 and no errors.
so could slot 2 be bad.
i had ram in slot 2 and 3 with errors, this time put the ram in slot 1 and 3 and no errors.
so could slot 2 be bad.
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this is nuts. at 11x200 timeing at 2.5-3-3-8 or 7 at 2.7volts errors.it will not pass.
but at 2.5-3-3-11 at 2.8 it will pass. so i up the fsb to 202, got 3 errors.well ok ill try
204 6 errors, 208 9 errors. is it just bad memory.
but at 2.5-3-3-11 at 2.8 it will pass. so i up the fsb to 202, got 3 errors.well ok ill try
204 6 errors, 208 9 errors. is it just bad memory.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...N82E16820146900
do not get this stuff stay away. i knew its value ram,but i have kingston value ram run better then this.
do not get this stuff stay away. i knew its value ram,but i have kingston value ram run better then this.
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Are you using a CPC disabled bios? Your board is only meant for 166FSB so anything more than that is just luck. 512MB and 1GB DIMM's put lots of strain on the mem controllers.
I would suggest you not run the ram in dual channel on that board and find a CPC disabled bios.
Some further info can be found in this thread
http://www.bleedinedge.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3032
I would suggest you not run the ram in dual channel on that board and find a CPC disabled bios.
Some further info can be found in this thread
http://www.bleedinedge.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3032
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well steve all thats for is the nf7-s v2.0 boards, its not for my nf7-v2.0 i dont think a nf7-s bios well work on the nf7 i have been told not to.
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OK i called tech support and told him my prob, gave him all the info that i could.
he said that that ram will not go over a 200 fsb, then i said about all the errors at 2.6 2.7 he said that's not good, i said that it would pass at 2.8 should i run it at 2.9 then.he said no don't do that it will just go bad faster.he said do not run it at 3 v it will voled? the lifetime warranty. he going to send me the info for a rma. he said will see if we can get you some better voltage sticks.
thank you steve for your help
he said that that ram will not go over a 200 fsb, then i said about all the errors at 2.6 2.7 he said that's not good, i said that it would pass at 2.8 should i run it at 2.9 then.he said no don't do that it will just go bad faster.he said do not run it at 3 v it will voled? the lifetime warranty. he going to send me the info for a rma. he said will see if we can get you some better voltage sticks.
thank you steve for your help
