OCZ EDLGE-k 250 and no more?

[Bazikstano]

Well, ive got an Opteron 148@ 3006mhz, a DFI LAN PARTY UT NF4 ULTRA-D, 2x512 OCZ GOLD EDITION DDR 400 2-2-2-5
Im running the memory at 250mhz 3.6v (to much vdimm?) and they doesnt pass over 8% of mem test.....douh!..
an when I want to go above 255mhz (relaxing latencies to 2.5-3-3-7) the system hangs on...

could any one help me?

 

[JohnAn2112]

Originally posted by: Bazikstano
Well, ive got an Opteron 148@ 3006mhz, a DFI LAN PARTY UT NF4 ULTRA-D, 2x512 OCZ GOLD EDITION DDR 400 2-2-2-5
Im running the memory at 250mhz 3.6v (to much vdimm?) and they doesnt pass over 8% of mem test.....douh!..
an when I want to go above 255mhz (relaxing latencies to 2.5-3-3-7) the system hangs on...

could any one help me?

That's pretty high for vdimm. Those sticks are rated at 2.8v. Do you have a fan blowing air over them? 3.6v would generate a ton of heat and some of those errors you are getting can very well be heat related.

 

[Bazikstano]

ive got a fan...but they doesnt need them...they are "okey"..

ah...but ive heart that they resis 3.2....

 

[JohnAn2112]

Originally posted by: Bazikstano
ive got a fan...but they doesnt need them...they are "okey"..

ah...but ive heart that they resis 3.2....

You should put a fan over the memory if you are going over 3.0v on the memory. That's a lot of voltage, which would produce a lot of heat.

As for your second sentence...I have no clue what that means. :laugh:

Anyways, it could be that your sticks won't overclock to 250. They are only rated for 200 anyways.

 

[Bazikstano]

yeap..ive got a fan over them...

 

[Bazikstano]

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