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tato999   07-07-2007 at 10:47:58 PM

Im going to buy a new mobo the P35 ds3r and in the webpage it says that

that it supports ddr2 at 1.8v and in the corsasir webpage it says taht the men im going to buy its 800mhz at 2.1v

The mem is corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C4 is this a really good men for this mobo

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MC24   07-07-2007 at 11:04:40 PM
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I have that motherboard and that memory also. It's working fine. I thiink the 2.1 volts may be the maximum if you're overclocking, but I'm not sure. Somebody else will have to let you know.

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Zorg   07-07-2007 at 11:19:22 PM
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Im going to buy a new mobo the P35 ds3r and in the webpage it says that

that it supports ddr2 at 1.8v and in the corsasir webpage it says taht the men im going to buy its 800mhz at 2.1v

The mem is corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C4 is this a really good men for this mobo

I have been watching this thread for a resolution and don't have it yet. XMSYellowbeard is a Corsair tech support rep. You might be able to PM him.I believe the ram is the same but I'm not 100% sure. The board is the DS4 but it is probably the same with regards to the memory compatibility. Thought you might like to take a read.
http://forumz.tomshardware.com/har [...] 42759.html

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thetallone   07-16-2007 at 07:32:25 AM
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i got the p35c-dsr and im running some crucial balistix at 2.2 volts (there recomended voltage) and havnt had any problems yet. hell the mobo even auto detected the voltage.

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tommmm111   02-23-2008 at 08:14:34 PM
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hi. i have the ga-p35-ds3r rev 1.0 board, and you'll fly just fine w/ the 6400c4 corsair ram, guaranteed. it's got the dsr (or whatever it is rating, i think refers 2 dimm slots), anyway, jedec rating is 5-5-5-18 and 1.8 volts, which your system will bump up 2 1.9v. Pls, i have an important question. i'm dumpping my p35-ds3r rev 1.0 board, cuz the fsb maxs out at 360. anyone ever heard of such a small ceiling ( or 'fsb wall')? Pls help me, cuz in 2 days will arrive my asus p5k-e wifi board, which i'll use, but hate 2 lose the 6 month lod gigabyte board. dyin' 2 hear on this. tom L.

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tommmm111   02-23-2008 at 08:17:02 PM
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zorg, maybe u know? help w/ info if u can. cool.

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jeremyrailton   02-23-2008 at 08:51:17 PM
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that is too low for the fsb on a p35 board. something else must be holding you back. my p35c-ds3r is going at about 430 no probs. could go higher but don't need to

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andrei3333   02-23-2008 at 08:52:13 PM
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i have the ds3L rev2.0 board and that same ram...its fine use it ..the timings had to be changed in the bios for 4-4-4-12 @2.0 ~2.1 v i did that and no problemo

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tommmm111   02-23-2008 at 09:23:33 PM
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mr. jeremyrailton, hi, thanks 4 posting. how can i check if my fsb will pass 360 limit? i lowered my e6320 multipier to 6x, and still got only fsb360 max. gosh, i wish i knew how 2 pass 360 limit. i'm super stable at 360fsb, but can't pass 360. i run at 2520frequency/ wish i could go higher. any ideas? you're welcome to be heard here. yeah.

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jeremyrailton   02-25-2008 at 01:53:14 AM
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well, first, make sure your ram is set to 1:1, go ahead and check the voltage to make sure it's where it should be (1.8-2.1). then make sure the timings are set correctly as well. There's no need to lower the multiplier on the processor, just leave it at stock and then see how high you can go. If your processor speeds up to around 3.0, then throw a party and leave it alone. If it still won't go above the sticking point, either the board is bad or you happen to have a processor that won't overclock very well. You can also try raising voltage on the northbridge, but it shouldn't be necessary at those speeds.

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jeremyrailton   02-25-2008 at 01:54:40 AM
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oh yeah, you might have to raise vcore as well. i wouldn't go above 1.5volts though, even with good cooling.

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