@sky
try 4-4-4-10 instead. Try to tighten the timings more.

oh well, i guess the pcb is not 6-layered.. , anyways try clocking higher with looser timings la, maybe ddr2 1000 ke? try 5-6-5-15

try just two sticks and pump about 2.2V, i am sure u can do ddr2 900 at cl5...

whats your dram:fsb ratio? remember that IP35-e kinda auto sets your ram according to its ratio of speed at default. So you would have to do a force 1:1 setting. Also in the BIOS of IP35-e try to go on auto first. I would suggest you to get the latest bios that auto adjust your Vdimm, so thats the least worry of your back. By the way remember that the Vdrop of the board is at 0.02V.

if youre scared of heat, blow a fan on it and play till 2.3V no probs. risk taking is important.

u can place it at default cl5 timings as stated. Put auto spd. In that Ip bios of yours.

@rozz
set your Vdimm to auto and the spd to auto and try 400*8 la.

look at revisions of the FP-5y before buying.. just an advice from fp-5y user...

A,B and C.. the revision is often at the end of the batch number i think.. long time di never play with fp-5y.

"A" revision of fp-5y. The first ones. The "B" revision is not bad either

u dun need good cooling just a good fan is alright to blow air to the chip. 2.2V is not bad. Set your ram to 2.2V and see how high it can go before it stops booting.

what revision is it bro.. dont expect too much from the hynix variants these days.. all crap redi.

hmm i have tried C revision before and the best i have done is ddr2 900+ at cl5 2.3+ volts.. so syok... NOT! I think C is the last ones that would do 900+ if u r kind to it

alll factory tuned rams which are 667Mhz can do 800Mhz. Only thing is how much Vdimm is needed for this bump. (too much tokyo drift)

E revision is just.... u know.. shit.

Kind ah.. kind means u have to slowly pump the Vdimm and push it up la.. not jerk it immediately...

2.30V for ddr2 800..... hmm rozz sell your ram to ebay la

very true... but the rev A and B ppl wont be sellling their gems anyways, that leaves us to not even discussing the possibility of finding another revision which will do 1000Mhz easily.

theres no point doing an OC like 1400Mhz using 2.7V when the purpose is to use it everyday. And always remember, this voltages are only probably 1-2 hours thats it. Its suicide to run that even for 6 hours

By the way on another note, i believe your Team Elites can do 1100Mhz on 2.3V. Done it before Try it.

yalor, but u know whats the prob with rams like this ah, its like feeding a boy from young, and keep on feeding him until he is so fat, and when he is fat, u have to keep on feeding him that much, and when he want more, u feed him more, and one day, he kaboom. and u send him for RMA you got my point

bro its not about the PCB that i am worried about, its the Chip itself. 2.1V is nothing, when u say ppl have done 2.7V, now thats something for me, at the moment i am running around 2.0V.

thats a good one. i wonder why