AMD nForce2 memory timings explored - Page 6

jmke · 10th January 2004, 10:28

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Originally posted by epoxer
Guys do you know that 11-2-2-2 ISN'T the fastest timings on nForce boards

it was in the timings tested, timings which are supported officialy by the BH-5 memory chips

10th January 2004, 12:23

Quote:

Well, is that prime stable ? and we're talking about 200 Mhz ram, as this is used in most configurations nowadays.

Wel, cas 1.5 is also faster, but not really supported, so...

i'm sure that He BH5 will run the timings you mentioned, but of course, with a little voltage increase

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It's only an information - i don't think you could use these timings at FSB over 200MHz without loosing stability. I'm running now FSB188 (i repeat i'm mobo limited) with 12-2-1-2 and in 3DMarks and games everything is fine. As for the prime - i don't use it as a memory tester. If everything runs fine why bother ??

10th January 2004, 12:27

The post above is mine - i don't know why it shows ''unregistered'' :grin:

10th January 2004, 17:28

what is the maximum save voltage that you can put on twinmoss 50B chip for 24/24 use??

piotke · 10th January 2004, 17:34

3.2 Vddr or something like that

Laagvliegerke · 11th January 2004, 12:45

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Originally posted by quarantaine
bought mushkin pc3500 lvl 2 a while ago (2*256Mb) and it never worked good. (max stable +- 180)
i have lately seen people that have also troubles getting there fsb above 200mhz.
and my geil did +- 210 stable on the same board (till it was broke)

that sucks tbh , you buy seriously expensive ram and the performance goes down.
the question for me is know, downgrade on ram or upgrade on board(that dfi infinity looks cool) . damnit, oc'ing sometimes does suck (and is expensive)

Really?? I intend to buy PC3500 Level II Black Hi-Peformance but this is not good!! I want fast timings @ 250 MHz or more.
Anyone else who has problems with Mushkin??

What memory do you guys recommend then??

14th January 2004, 15:43

yeah guys, try out 2-2-2-6 timings, and you`ll see they`re faster then 2-2-2-11, anyway update this test with these timings, please

Xploited Titan · 14th January 2004, 17:49

Quote:

Originally posted by Unregistered
yeah guys, try out 2-2-2-6 timings, and you`ll see they`re faster then 2-2-2-11, anyway update this test with these timings, please

Show us the numbers please, only on P4s it's faster... On nForce2 platforms 2-2-2-11 is the fastest...

piotke · 14th January 2004, 19:50

I have no harddisk with an Nforce2 install anymore....

Now it's kt800 or intel 875/865

jmke · 17th March 2004, 20:17

I just installed my first nvidia powered motherboard.. oooh.. the tension

yes I'm running behind, haven't got around to installing an nForce setup.

My NF7-S v2 is now installed, up and running, new version of NF7vcore supports changing timings from windows.. here are quick results, average from 3x repeating sisoft tests

cl2 2-3-5 --Int: 2911 || Float: 2629
cl2 2-3-11 --Int: 2959 || Float: 2620

difference is.. almost none existent, you will NEVER notice it in daily usage of your rig.

10th January 2004, 17:34	#55
piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 4,997	3.2 Vddr or something like that __________________ .

14th January 2004, 19:50	#59
piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 4,997	I have no harddisk with an Nforce2 install anymore.... Now it's kt800 or intel 875/865 __________________ .

17th March 2004, 20:17	#60
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,416	I just installed my first nvidia powered motherboard.. oooh.. the tension yes I'm running behind, haven't got around to installing an nForce setup. My NF7-S v2 is now installed, up and running, new version of NF7vcore supports changing timings from windows.. here are quick results, average from 3x repeating sisoft tests cl2 2-3-5 --Int: 2911 \|\| Float: 2629 cl2 2-3-11 --Int: 2959 \|\| Float: 2620 difference is.. almost none existent, you will NEVER notice it in daily usage of your rig. __________________

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10th January 2004, 12:27	#53
epoxer Posts: n/a	The post above is mine - i don't know why it shows ''unregistered'' :grin:

10th January 2004, 17:28	#54
silencer Posts: n/a	what is the maximum save voltage that you can put on twinmoss 50B chip for 24/24 use??

14th January 2004, 15:43	#57
Unregistered Posts: n/a	yeah guys, try out 2-2-2-6 timings, and you`ll see they`re faster then 2-2-2-11, anyway update this test with these timings, please