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ninoid   02-16-2008 at 12:16:12 AM

i have oc problem with 4x1GB... modules are supertalent pc6400 cl4 and identical.
with 2x1GB (any two and any channel) everything works with 400x8=3.2GHz cpu and 400x2.5=1000MHz@5-5-5-15@2.1 for ram or even more (1066MHz)...
IS RAM OC POSSIBLE AT ALL??? i try to increase memory voltage to 2.3V
333x3=1000MHz@5-5-5-15 works, but system is unstable!!

what do you think about 400x8=3.2GHz for cpu, and 400x2=800MHz@4-4-3-8@2.0v
is that fine combination, or somebody suggest something else??


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ninoid   02-16-2008 at 12:28:44 AM
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sorry:
gigabyte ga-p965-ds4
intel core2duo E6600
supertalent pc6400 cl4 4x1GB

if oc is not possible what do you think about 400x8=3.2GHz for cpu,
and 400x2=800MHz@4-4-3-8@2.0v
is that fine combination, or somebody suggest something else??

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Evilonigiri   02-16-2008 at 01:20:15 AM
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With more sticks of ram, it's harder to OC and you'll need more voltage. I like to set my memory multiplier to the lowest possible, which is 2, because in everyday application, you won't see the difference. Just get the timings as low as possible.

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ninoid   02-16-2008 at 04:04:33 PM
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i am going to stay on:
400 x 8 = 3.2GHz for cpu and
400 x 2 = 800 @ 4-4-3-8 @ 2.0V
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can 4-4-3-8 go lower?? which voltages?
and does i need to increase voltages for fsb and mch
for my OC? i dont understand when i must increase fsb and mch voltages??

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Evilonigiri   02-16-2008 at 05:48:38 PM
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I'm not sure if you have to increase your NB voltages, but if you are experiencing any instabilities, try increasing by .1v.

As for your ram, I don't think you can lower the voltages much more.

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