Will corsair xms 3500(433) do 470 at stock timings?

[Ymeister19]

just want to know if this ram will do 470 at default timings any feedback would be appreciate, i did the math and 27 mhz is a 6% OC so i figured it should do what 10% at default timings i hope

 

[batmang]

I guess it just depends on luck, best bet would be to try it out. Im assuming it should be able to just fine, but i would test it out for yourself to see.

 

[CuteHamster]

Originally posted by: Ymeister19
just want to know if this ram will do 470 at default timings any feedback would be appreciate, i did the math and 27 mhz is a 6% OC so i figured it should do what 10% at default timings i hope

corsairxms3500 is already overclocked.

so it would be already past 6% oc.

470 can be done, but will require overvolt.

 

[Corporate Thug]

it'll prolly do it fine on 2.7V

 

[Ymeister19]

im fearless ill run up to 2.9v on my memory without a thought, is there any 3700 memory out there with tight timings? or is it all 3-4-4-8

 

[Mavrick007]

Originally posted by: Ymeister19
im fearless ill run up to 2.9v on my memory without a thought, is there any 3700 memory out there with tight timings? or is it all 3-4-4-8

Edit: read it a bit too fast, I thought you meant "any" ram with tighter timings, not just 3700 memory. The 3700 ram is going to have pretty high timings.
Geil has some 2.5-7-3-3 @466, and I have seen some people with the Buffalo pc3700 get tight timings, such as 2-2-2-5/2-2-2-6 at 200-220fsb using this ram which is great considering the price.

 

[Ymeister19]

just found some ocz gold 3700 2-3-3-7 sounds like the stuff for me🙂

 

[Mavrick007]

I'd watch out for ocz memory, cause they are known to overclock the ram.
The bad rap continues to haunt them to this day.

 

[bdavis24]

i got some ocz gold 3700 does (260fsb) ddr 520 easy at 2.5 3 3 7 no problem i like to see cosair do that

but any ways with ur board and some ocz 3700 will be great

i tring to get a board like that

dont get a abit board they dont like the fast ram with ch5 or some otherchip (u can see the abit forums for more on that subject)