First things first... I have a P5KC, a Q6600, and 8 GB of OCZ Platinum 800 MHz RAM.
I've been tweaking my clock speeds and for some reason every time I bring the timings of my RAM down my board refuses to post. I've also noticed the same thing happens if I try to overclock the RAM to 1066 MHz, when set to auto timings. I have a feeling that last part is because the RAM doesn't have values for 533 on its timings table in CPU-Z.
I'm running the RAM at 667 MHz (1:1 with my CPU's overclocked FSB of 333), and it's running at the auto timings of 4-5-5-13 at 1.8V.
Ideally I want to bring the timings down to somewhere around 3-3-3-9, but one step at a time.
I've tried the 266 MHz timing values of 3-4-4-10 with no joy. Even loosening the timings to the 400 MHz values of 5-5-5-15 resulted in a blank screen and no happy little beep to tell you everything's all right.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm pretty sure I had custom timings on my old 2 GB of Corsair RAM... and it's not a memory problem, memtest gave every stick a clean bill of health.
I've been tweaking my clock speeds and for some reason every time I bring the timings of my RAM down my board refuses to post. I've also noticed the same thing happens if I try to overclock the RAM to 1066 MHz, when set to auto timings. I have a feeling that last part is because the RAM doesn't have values for 533 on its timings table in CPU-Z.
I'm running the RAM at 667 MHz (1:1 with my CPU's overclocked FSB of 333), and it's running at the auto timings of 4-5-5-13 at 1.8V.
Ideally I want to bring the timings down to somewhere around 3-3-3-9, but one step at a time.
I've tried the 266 MHz timing values of 3-4-4-10 with no joy. Even loosening the timings to the 400 MHz values of 5-5-5-15 resulted in a blank screen and no happy little beep to tell you everything's all right.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm pretty sure I had custom timings on my old 2 GB of Corsair RAM... and it's not a memory problem, memtest gave every stick a clean bill of health.