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SaMmM   12-07-2007 at 07:18:51 AM

I managed to boot into windows with 1.475 v with 3.6ghz on a e6750.

But i have to make my ram timing to 5 5 5 15 to boot up.

If i set my ram to 4 4 4 12, it won't even boot up.

Is there a workaround for this? My ram volts is set to +0.3v.

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bildo123   12-07-2007 at 02:23:30 PM
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SaMmM wrote :

I managed to boot into windows with 1.475 v with 3.6ghz on a e6750.

But i have to make my ram timing to 5 5 5 15 to boot up.

If i set my ram to 4 4 4 12, it won't even boot up.

Is there a workaround for this? My ram volts is set to +0.3v.



I'll be honost, the lowered timings will show no real world performence increase that is noticable. Since your already overvolting by quite a bit also and it's still not doing cas 4 just lower your ddrvoltages back down as well as the timings to cas 5, it will even let your cpu run cooler, I noticed that when I changed my 2.2V Cas 4 ram to 1.9V cas 5. My 3dmark06 scores didnt even change, and thats pure synthetics, plus like I said the cpu ran much cooler during idle.

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