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I just got my new computer. I have an Pentium 4 2.4c, ic7-Max3 Motherboard, 2x512 OCZ PC4000 Gold Edition ram. The problem is my ram is only running at a frequency of 200mhz. My timings are 2.5-4-4-7. Anyone know how I can get my ram up to speed? I know my motherboard supports this ram. Any response would be appreciated.

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Have you OCed yet? Or stock settings?

Reply to HardWareBoss

The 200Mhz is default (well, it was with my mobo), you need to set the memory frequency in the bios.

Reply to lunitic

I don't think anything above PC3200 is an official spec. It's basically just a guarantee that it can overclock that high so you'll need to overclock the memory manually.

Reply to dunno

Yeah, it's at stock settings. I've tried bumping my FSB. But, my computer won't boot at 210 FSB... I'm hoping it's because of my GeForece 2 32mb vid card. How exactly do u overclock memory speed?

Reply to CaRnaGe

Your memory speed is IDEAL right now for your CPU speed. If you overclock your CPU bus to 250MHz, your memory will be running at full speed.

Your GeForce2 should be able to handle ANY overclocks on that system, these cards were FAMOUS for handling high bus overclocks, and I doubt your board overclocks the AGP bus automatically anyway.

So it looks like your REAL problem is getting your CPU overclocked to 250MHz FSB! And that would be a good question for the CPU's Overclocking forum!

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