no pics but this is what i get, juz started to play w/ 'em yesterday...

2.6V > 200MHz

2.7V > 209Hz

2.8V > 217MHz

2.9V > 223MHz

still burnin...

any tip guys? 223MHz w/ 2.9V is not so impressive...

Below is my DRAM settings:

Dram Frequency Set (MHz) : 166
Command Per Clock (CPC) : Enabled
CAS Latency Control (Tcl) : 2.0
RAS# to CAS# Delay (Trcd) : 02
Min RAS# active time (Tras) : 05
Row Precharge Time (Trp) : 02
Row Cycle Time (Trc) : 08
Row Refresh cyc time (Trfc) : 17
Row to Row delay (Trrd) : 03
Write Recovery Time (Twr) : 02
Write to Read delay (twtr) : 02
Read to Write delay (Trwt) : 02
Refresh Period (Tref) : 166MHz 1.95us
Write CAS Latency (Twcl) : 01 Bus Clock
DRAM Bank Interleave : N/A

DQS Skew Control : Auto
DQS Skew Value : 0
DRAM Drive Strength : Normal
DRAM Data Strength : 50% reduction
Max Async Latency : 7.0 Nano Seconds
DRAM Response Time : N/A
Read Preamble Time : 5.0 Nano Seconds
IdleCycle Limit : 16 Cycles
Dynamic Counter : Disable
R/W Queue Bypass : 16x
Bypass Max : 07x
32 Byte Granularity : Disable


This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Dec 10 2005, 10:09 AM

Nice. Got them running at 2.9v 225MHz more or less, and 230MHz gave thousands of error.... Tested that one stick actually can't keep up with the other, resulting in 240MHz 3.1v MemTest free while the bad gave also thousands of error

225MHz gimme instant reboot, 223MHz ok for bout 20Mins of blend test in go sp2004, memtest of windows version gimme instant error, even @ 200MHz...

will try again tonite. pls share d result guys...

Khoo. Try this settings....

Dram Frequency Set (MHz) : 200MHz
Command Per Clock (CPC) : Enabled
CAS Latency Control (Tcl) : 2.0
RAS# to CAS# Delay (Trcd) : 02
Min RAS# active time (Tras) : 05
Row Precharge Time (Trp) : 02
Row Cycle Time (Trc) : 07
Row Refresh cyc time (Trfc) : 12
Row to Row delay (Trrd) : 02
Write Recovery Time (Twr) : 02
Write to Read delay (twtr) : 01
Read to Write delay (Trwt) : 01
Refresh Period (Tref) : Auto
Write CAS Latency (Twcl) : 01 Bus Clock
DRAM Bank Interleave : Enable

DQS Skew Control : Auto
DQS Skew Value : 0
DRAM Drive Strength : Normal4 (8) --> Normal3 (6)
DRAM Data Strength : Level3 --> Level2 --> Level1
Max Async Latency : 7.0 Nano Seconds
DRAM Response Time : Normal
Read Preamble Time : 5.0 Nano Seconds
IdleCycle Limit : 16 Cycles
Dynamic Counter : Enable
R/W Queue Bypass : 16x
Bypass Max : 07x
32 Byte Granularity : Disable

Might be different bios giving different results. I'm on 704-2BTA, yellow slots

thanx bro, i'm on 166 divider coz i dun have a higher multi...

Drive and data strength diff too in nf3u, dunno how to interprete 'em .

will try it out & update u guys here.

me too but, manage to fiXX it
my BE-5 chipset can works wif AUTO(most value) setting. suddenly, i load default setting my BIOS, then this BE-5 working juz fine. currently burnin/ stress this 2gb kit at 220Mhz x11, 1:1, 2-3-3-5. runnin' dual channel, 1T, LDT=4x, vcore=1.4, vdimm=2.6

ps :
pass 32mb calc.
pass 3dmark05
pass pcmark05
will update screenie soon

thanks bro babyelf 4 such nice RAms

This post has been edited by gengstapo: Dec 11 2005, 01:18 AM

This is wat i get, any higher gimme thousands of errors in memtest. Not usin booster thou, onboard vdimm limit to 3.0V (3.2V max in bios) since my +3.3V rail is really weak(3.13V). Hopefully things will get well after i put my booster on.



thanx gengstapo, I'll try out ya method too.

ah_khoo,

too bad that your psu limited the onboard vdimm. still haven't get the booster? i tot you got it now.

hurmm.. i found tat my BE-5 can max stable at 1:1 wif 220HTT(2-3-3-5)
towards this value will keep-on restarting/ BOOTing

at 5:6, highest can go currently at 260HTT(2-3-3-5)

still looking for best setting haihzz.. mebe took about this whole day to tweek

This post has been edited by gengstapo: Dec 11 2005, 11:26 AM

I got it ledi, but left it in jb last few days, 4got to bring it here...

it takes more than juz few days to get d best outa ram, mebe weeks for me...

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Dec 11 2005, 11:39 AM

TEAM BH-5 owners. Anyone managed to get memtest free > 260MHz, Vdimm and what's your week i'll like to know....

hi, how high can your be-5 go with loose timings without the divider?

havent tried wif loose timming(& i dont like it)
wif 2-3-3-5 highest can get 280HTT x 9multi. downclock to ddr333
vdimm at 2.6 while vcore at 1.6

i oso tried last nite wif 1:1 setting but timming loosen 3-4-4-10, can boot at 280HTT x 10multi.. but aint stable. mebe need to be tweek summore

wat u think??

This post has been edited by gengstapo: Dec 11 2005, 03:35 PM

so, the be-5 behavior is more like bh-5/6 or tccd/uccc ?
[voltage, timing...]

for me its more alike to be TCCD/ TCC5 becoz higher HTT need loose timming but lower voltage

after addin some juice on 'em, mine give less errors in memtest.

currently on 235MHz, 3.2V BIOS set...

need some more tweakin i guess...

how bout u guys?

mine Team BH-5 highest memtest stable 258fsb 3.7V

I think it looks more like D5 instead of TCCD/TCC5

for BH5 mosfet cooling (beside jp17 jumper) is very important on the DFI..

read to write will only work up to 250 or so at 1.. after that you will need 2..

i'll be bringing one rig back and will probably meet up with someone and try his pair and see how it goes..

for the DRAM Drive Strength & DRAM Data Strength,

which is tighter? 8/3 or 7/1... i mean higher value is tight or loose?