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What is bandwith on memory?

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Quattro

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Nov 30, 2003
Not sure if I spelt it right, but what actually is bandwith on memory?

How did I get better bandwith, what options do I change?

I recently got some Hynix chips that are used in Corsair PC4000.
But I still can't get my overclock any higher.

It's annoying, I've got an unlocked barton, should go more than 2.3ghz at 1.8v.

:mad:
 
I'd say drop your multipier back down to 11. make sure you have your FSB/DRAM ratio set 1:1 and then push up your FSB slowly and see how far it can take you. I just helped a guy take his 2500 barton w/ PC2700 Hynix to 200x11. And he just stpped cause he was content. See how you with FSB overclocking.
 
The chips I have are designed with high frequency in mind rather than tight timings, still does 11-3-3-2.5 @ 200 though. I got them in preperation for A64 upgrade.

It is stable at 210x11 @ 1.8v..

That sucks, vcore is way to high. I don't want to burn it out.
 
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