Here my 2500+ result which i brought from kucingfight.

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=39704

It love apacer slow ram. >_<

// Cyclone87 :

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=201293

to calculate the recommanded stable LDT Frequency

Evogenix

easy....clockspeed not supported at that high speed

can run 3dmark or not? or games perhaps?

wtm0325, I have few piece KVR DDR333 Infineon too. And the best stable i can get is
HTT 323 3:2 11-3-3-3.0 1T
Divider 133%
vAGP 1.6v
vChipset 1.6v
vHTT 1.72v
vCore Default
Agp Clock 67
HTT ratio 3x

Can boot up at 325, but fail memtest86. What ur setting now?

Try up ur vAGp to 1.6v . It really help to stablize ur 3d application. And mayb u can go up higher with 3.0 Cas latency.

maybe u need to play around with the HTT voltage

my mobo don't have that option, so u have to try it yourself

hmm... I got a problem now. Having hard time getting my setup to get Prime/OCCT stable.

I know my processor is capable of running 2704MHz with my TCC5 running at low speed, 5/06 divider for example. Tested to be Prime stable for an hour two, OCCT stable, and can finish SuperPi 32M.

My rams on the other hand, are capable of running DDR600 at 2.7V (1/01) and 2.8V (9/10) passes hours of Memtest with the right timings.

And now I'm running the Sempron at 2704MHz with 9/10 divider (TCC5 at 300MHz), which means I'm applying all the maximum result for both my CPU and RAM. Memtest86 and SuperPi 1M is stable, but cannot get SuperPi 32M/OCCT/Prime stable. Any idea what else should I tweak? I think it's related somewhere with the RAM extra configurations because of the divider.... but not sure which setup should I play with.

Guys, post your SuperPi 1M scores to the SuperPi sticky topic. I've got our space to post results there.

Use this SuperPi mod....

i cant find for Vcore setting in my asus K8N mobo!!!does your mobo have??or it is K8N Deluxe??

For sure my PCMark05 score will be poor.... I'm just using an ordinary PATA HDD, a FX5200 AGP and 512MB RAM.

PCMark05 tests everything

To whom ­who has a problem with HTT above 295MHz when memory divider is set to 133: Just change Row Refresh Cycle Time to 12 (or 11) by using A64Tweaker, and then use ClockGen to speed up HTT.
On my rig (Semp. 2600+ E6, Abit NF-8, 2x256MB DDR400 Mosel Vitelic) I have only HTT max = 296Mhz when RRCT = 10, when I set it to 12 I can reach 337MHz with 133 divider now !

he means that if you're not stable enuff

For those who use DFI nF3 250Gb, u can use a64tweaker to test your stability. then when the right configuration found... u can set it permanently in the bios.

Other mobo might not be so luck because they don't have the extra timings in the bios  like those tuned in the A64tweaker

not yet tried. maybe because processor at its limit already. i dun think i wanna put more voltage.... 1.6v for 2.7ghz sounds enuff for me

unless the multis are unlocked downwards... there might be a chance