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Stigmata 27th September 2003 17:11

running 228fsb with mem at 320 giving me 3.2 ghz
timings:
DRAM CAS# latency : 2
DRAM RAS# precharge : 2
DRAM RAS# to CAS# delay : 2
DRAM precharge delay : 6
DRAM burst length : 4


prime stable for 10 minutes.
Load temps are 63°
After i stop prime it drops back to 44° in like 5 minutes
(looked back before submitting this post : 42°)

I'm using the "mixed mode" torture test, this is allright i guess.

Plz take a look at those mem timings and tell me they are correct.

The Senile Doctor 27th September 2003 18:54

everything is perfect!!timings are ok, your ram is running securely there , well below its designed spec, you could try to make it run at 1:1 but it probably won't work and crash out on you...
you now have a 3.2 ghz that is faster then a 3.2 ghz standard because of the high bus, the low membus don't matter all that much anywayz :)
run a prime95 torture all night, if it stixx all night, then go 1 mhz up and run again, till it crashes out on you.

and now get casefans in there, and get another cpucooler :)

remember : a 3.2 ghz costs 700 euro's or sth :D

Stigmata 27th September 2003 19:20

Question remains, how much below spec is my ram running?

Is CPU mhz more important than RAM speeds?

The Senile Doctor 27th September 2003 19:51

the ram is running at 185 mhz now...
on a i865/turbo setting pure mhz speed is more important then ram speed...

you have to see what is the highest stable speed with the 320 divider you're using, check that first...
when you find the highest stable speed, rune a 3dmark run at that setting and note the result

THEN you can clock down and search for the highest stable overclock with a 1:1 setting (400 in dram configure), when you find that one (you'll have to lower your ram settings to cas 2.5 3-6-3 to check that) if you've found the highest stable overclock with ramspeed 1:1, then you 3dmark that one run, and just compare :)
i personally would opt for the highest cpuoverclock but that's just me :grin:

jmke 28th September 2003 13:03

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Originally posted by Stigmata

A great link with some info regarding mem timings would be great.

FAQ YOU! BIG TIME!
Quote:

After showing you how to maximize your FSB now I think it's time to explain the memory timings to you. Hopefully you will be able to use these 2 guides together to not only get the highest bus speeds but also get the most memory bandwidth and performance out of your RAM.
just check the title of this link :o
http://www.madshrimps.be/gotofaqlink.php?linkid=1841

and another one:
http://www.madshrimps.be/gotofaqlink.php?linkid=2364



RAM basics : http://www.madshrimps.be/gotofaqlink.php?linkid=2374

Stigmata 1st October 2003 19:42

Finally got my casefans, and started pushing the limits.

Prime stable for at least half an hour (could go 3mhz on fsb higher before i got errors in the first 10 minutes). max temp 58°c

3402 mhz (243FSBx14)

screen :


The Senile Doctor 1st October 2003 19:54

nice!
now you just need to run it an entire night folding@ home with prime95 combined. (that's 100% load for a hyperthreading cpu)
if it doesn't crash, it'll be stable 4 ever :)

nice result, that 3400 mhz powerbeast will last you quite some time!

jmke 1st October 2003 21:20

Vidcard = GF4 Ti4600 ?
nice OC!

still on stock voltage I presume?

Stigmata 1st October 2003 21:32

Nope, Geforce4ti4200 with 64mb (abit siluro)

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=7060735

all stock voltages.

Will run prime test tonite.
Is it dangerous if my cpu locks up and stays locked up for a few hours?

jmke 1st October 2003 21:41

Never had any problems with a locked up system. Just turn of the power and reboot, lower the CPU speed or up the vcore and retry, but at 58°C I wouldn't play with that vcore :)

+the P4 has a build in temp sensor which will slow down the CPU when it gets overheated (+70-80%) to avoid damage to the CPU.

nice OC.. my P4 2.4C reaches 3.2Ghz at default voltage :)


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