..ok so maybe nothing about puppies, although mine just finished pee'ing on the carpet.. again. :\
But I do have a few questions about all this crazy overclocking stuff. First up, here's what I'm running..
P4 2.4C @ 3.2 w/ 1.625vcore
Abit IC7
512MB Corsair XMS PC3200 w/ 2.8vdimm
Now I've gotten my machine to run through dual Prime95 sessions for 24 hours on the 267MHz FSB with a RAM ratio of 1:1. Memory timings were 3-8-3-3.
I've also gotten the same to pass with a RAM ratio of 5:4 with memory timings of 2.5-8-3-3.
For whatever reason, if I try to bump the CAS latency down to 2 at either of those ratios, I got memory dump after memory dump. Same with playing with RAS -> CAS, RAS Precharge, and the cycle times.
Now my questions to all you overclocking gurus is this; given those two situations, which would you rather run in for pure performance? Should I try for tighter memory timings? Do any of you guys OC'ing on the same motherboard have any secrets to get more performance outta it?
Thanks for any help and advice you can give me.
- SkuLLy
But I do have a few questions about all this crazy overclocking stuff. First up, here's what I'm running..
P4 2.4C @ 3.2 w/ 1.625vcore
Abit IC7
512MB Corsair XMS PC3200 w/ 2.8vdimm
Now I've gotten my machine to run through dual Prime95 sessions for 24 hours on the 267MHz FSB with a RAM ratio of 1:1. Memory timings were 3-8-3-3.
I've also gotten the same to pass with a RAM ratio of 5:4 with memory timings of 2.5-8-3-3.
For whatever reason, if I try to bump the CAS latency down to 2 at either of those ratios, I got memory dump after memory dump. Same with playing with RAS -> CAS, RAS Precharge, and the cycle times.
Now my questions to all you overclocking gurus is this; given those two situations, which would you rather run in for pure performance? Should I try for tighter memory timings? Do any of you guys OC'ing on the same motherboard have any secrets to get more performance outta it?
Thanks for any help and advice you can give me.
- SkuLLy