3.3v 250Mhz...

errors i got before is gone now

not a bad burning in session for today

if u dont mind can u share ur bios setting on dfi nf4

thx

it's on the first post

thing i changed is twtr is 2 instead of 1 now..

twtr of 1 topped out at about 242-245mhz.. had to loosen it to 2 to get higher

Those are really nice babyelf. You probably have as much good ram as anyone. I hope those continue to improve and someone in US starts selling them!

Thanks Coop..

yea hopefully.. they are famous in taiwan

they just launched a new website as well

www.teamgroup.com.tw

burned in the ram a bit today

256 gave me errors before.. 257 gave me more error

but this is 256 now





This post has been edited by babyelf: Oct 5 2005, 01:48 AM

w00t still a 4mhz increase per V now..

3.5V

w00t

3.6v

why not just let it burn at 3.5V?

nice nice nice........ !!!!

a better altenative to twinmos sp............ but hopefully cheaper than ocz goldVX.

it is.....

i usually let it run until the errors go away at a certain speed and voltage..

here is 3.7v.. it's still going

this is about the price of Value VX.. Gold VX is much more expensive





This post has been edited by babyelf: Oct 5 2005, 03:50 PM

10 minutes into test 8 now

32M

nice one bro...my ocz vx value could never reach that speed with that setting...got 265@2225@3.6~3.7 but the setting not as tight as yours...i have to loosen up the setting a bit...this TEAM stuff seems to be a very good buy so, i guess another ram find a place in ur collection item list huh
any bulker???

This post has been edited by remysix: Oct 5 2005, 09:28 PM

lol yea.. added to my collection.. when i finish testing might take the UCCC out to play next

looks like a sweet pair of rams

regards,
aaron

really sweet

2.59v 200mhz 2-2-2-5

bro...just curious...can u get the same result wif diff proc...last time, using my 3200+ E3...i can hit 265@2225 memtest stable...but know when i used this 3000+ E6...only 260...not even 261 without getting errors in memtest...i think this is one of the cons of having mem controller build-in the proc...changing the proc might give u diff result...

This post has been edited by remysix: Oct 7 2005, 06:25 AM

yea.. memory controller plays a very big role on ram clocking..

and another thing that will affect ram clocking is temps.. lower temps will clock ram higher.. cooler memory controller will go really high

looking forward to my phase change unit soon.. should be sweet