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Flamethrower205   07-10-2002 at 12:06:24 AM

Hi,
was wondering if there's a proggie out that, or a way (assume I no have instruction manual) on how to tell the latency of RDRAM; if it's 40 and 45, and in the case where it's 45 and unsupported by certain mobos, can it just be pushed to 40?

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Flamethrower205   07-10-2002 at 03:27:14 AM
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^boink^

My frog asked me for a straw...dunno what happened his ass all over the place :eek:

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lhgpoobaa   07-10-2002 at 08:16:08 AM
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nope.
closest i know of is a proggie that fatburger clued us into a while ago called, suprisingly enough <b>Latency</b>

but thats more of a benchmarking dos util, so it doest tell you the absolute rating of your ram, more the reallife figures.

sandra's no help?

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zpyrd   07-10-2002 at 08:55:07 AM
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The label on the RIMM will indicate if it is 40ns or 45ns.
The module part number will be followed by: 800-45 100 which would indicate PC800, 45ns, compatable for a 100MHz Quad-pumped system bus.
If you had a 40ns module, I would expect to see: 800-40 133 which would indicate PC800, 40ns, compatable for a 133MHz Quad-pumped system bus.


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svol   07-10-2002 at 02:53:23 PM
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Maybe the program called CTSPD can help, I dunno don't have a good working version of it.

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No1kung1   07-11-2002 at 02:29:45 AM
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thanks alot zpyrd, that helps me alot when it comes to overclocking with certain motherboards, since the 533 fsb is only supported with 40 ns ram.

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Crashman   07-11-2002 at 02:57:13 AM
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Not true, it's also supported with 32ns RDRAM. REAL PC1066 is comming with 32ns chips, which is better than 40ns of course.

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juin   07-11-2002 at 04:42:40 AM
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No yet crash there also have 35NS

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fair_lady   07-11-2002 at 05:44:34 AM
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Couldn't you just ask the manufacturers?

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Crashman   07-11-2002 at 05:47:13 AM
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Fun thing about the 32ns Pc1066 is that this is the minimum speed requirement for PC1200. So it should overclock quite nicely.

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juin   07-11-2002 at 06:00:29 AM
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also 40 ns can very easy hit 533 mghz like 32 can easy hit 600 samsung allwayse keep a little room.

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