your ram cannot do 2-2-2-6 ?

wah antonio,later ur ram BURN..becareful

more than 2.8V danger?

Running my corsair twinx bh-6 2-2-2-11@2.525ghz

But the ram results not very good,how can i improve it??

3.3v or 3.5 oso cannot...mebbe u can see at the bios ram setting whats cause the problem...or mebbe my ram cannot do 2-2-2-6....if test 2-2-2 then the error would be scroling down like chkdsk c: oOooOo...op no chkdsk...but c:\dir /s
jahahahaha/...

ram can burn meh???if burn how ahh???got fire marks or what???anybody seen a pic or a burnt ram???

antonio..

did u mix up the OCZ VX Value with other RAM ?

bcoz from the pic.. it looks like 3 pieces of RAM..

then if the ram tempreture 'c more than 60'c,isnt danger?

system hang/unstable/loading violation?

dinster,bh-6 can over 2.8v?

DDR booster maaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.............mana ler board aku leh kasi 3v....

bh-6 has the same characteristic as bh-5

so,im currently set 2.8v

should i set higher for higher oc ???What's the max for it?

Yes you should feed it with 3.3vdimm to push further.

3.5v???????????

i think the position of your fan is wrong
the fan should blow direct to the memory
my ocz value vx can do 2-2-2-5, 200mhz @ 2.85v

You also know how to say, VX 'Value', it is not handpicked chips so performance differs from one another. You might get a good one that run at low timing with low voltage, others may not.

mine.. just starting to OC, too little loh.. around 2% only.. hehe.. but actually i tot it did not OC ler..

Sandra
CPUZ


the specs :
RAM = 1x256mb Kingston Value RAM DDR400
chipset = BT-D43
Vdimm applied = 2.73 V
1T OR 2T = 2
System = AMD64 2800+
CPU speed = 1836 MHZ

..and actually did mot OC becoz waiting for my Samsung RAMs tho.. hehe...

my nf7-s can go 2.9v max only?Hey guys,how to increase it??

my new sandra n cpuz screenie at 2-2-2-11 @3330 mhz





Attached thumbnail(s)

http://s6.invisionfree.com/underclock/index.php?showtopic=57

here goes VDIMM mod for u....

dun understand how to solder the mobo,ahah
do u know how?plz teach

will the tempreture of the rams increase?

This post has been edited by xcrue: May 20 2005, 01:05 AM

of course.. temp is proportional to voltage applied..

same principle in CPU overclocking..

hurm..... looks like u've to pay somebody else to solder it for u...

more voltage = more heat
try ocz ddr booster if u don't want to solder, but that will cost you more money

well...lain padang lain belalang....t|u..

This post has been edited by antonio_zth: May 20 2005, 12:25 PM