[quote=xixo_12,Oct 1 2007, 07:54 PM]
i think not possible.. loose timing for sure he doesnt need any high voltage.. long life span.. as long ram did not hit the wall

4get 2 mention tat he using 2.6v of voltage for d RAM....
AFAIK, d pc wont boot up wif tis kind of timing n voltage....
correct me f i`m wrong.....

How to determine the lowest possible timing for my RAM?.. Corsair XMS2 6400 800Mhz currently running at 4-4-4-12 @667MHz.. To get 1:1 DRam:FSB Ratio...

This post has been edited by IcEMoCHa: Oct 2 2007, 02:45 PM

for sure i think it cant set like tat.. once more voltage is too much edi.. better down back ur voltage.. sure salah setting timing

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Added on October 2, 2007, 11:20 pmtry it. that the one method that u cAN know it

This post has been edited by xixo_12: Oct 2 2007, 11:20 PM

try it one by one, different RAM give different result... nobody can guarantee how far u can go...

I see.. Thx for the info... Does adjusting the RAM voltage change anything?..

ram voltage is optional..

first try to change the timing
choose either loose or tight
basically tight timing will give u higher result in bencmarks (but using high voltage)
put it like this.. if ur timing is more more tight, the more voltage u need to make sure it function well

second
lower timing give u lower result than tight timing..
but u can save ur voltage( no need to set it higher )

conclusion:
voltage change everything once u playingw with the timing.. isit clear??

Yes Sir!

here we share what we know.. i'm also learning n share what i know.. good luck in OC

thanks 4 d info n sharing...
will try 2 do tat....

no prob...

What are the possible timing combinations of the RAMs?

up to you. start from 4-4-4-8 ddr2 667

for example, crucial ram capable of running 4-4-4-4 at ddr2 880 in my case.

some ram capable of running 3-3-3-x ddr667

how much voltage for 4-4-4-4 880 at ur case?



u can use CPU-Z as the guide.. all the stock timing showing at there.. so use it to set the timing it..
no one can determine which one of timing that suit with u..
u must try urself..

This post has been edited by xixo_12: Oct 4 2007, 04:49 PM

can someone help me...i really dunno what does it means...loosen and tighten...how to know which one loosen@tighten...if can give me some example...so i can understand it very well...sori noobie here...THANKS!!!

In ram timings, the lower the value, the better/faster it is. For example, for a DDR2 800mhz rams, a tight timing would be 3-3-3-8 while a loose timing would be 5-5-5-15......

@tapirus
hard to xplain actually... which one is lower ( 1 or 9 ).. budak kecil will choose number 1 .. this represent faster and tight..
the highest will be 9 which represent loosen n slow...
it can be understand??
or will try to xplain in other word n version..

This post has been edited by xixo_12: Oct 4 2007, 07:21 PM

TQ!! got it...just want to find how to set good timing for ram...need to learn more..

NVM...with this version i can understand it very well...TQ 4 da information!!!

gud luck bro..

hmm... any good OC'ing ddr2-667 1gb value ram recommend ar?

wat u guys think about teamgroup ram le? really can OC to 1000mhz ar? link

or i shud still stick wif the corsair ddr2-667 1gb value ram?

hmm...

Just get myself a pair of D9GMH. So far, I OCed it till 900MHz, 5-5-5-15, 2.0v. But once i tweak the timing to 4-4-4-12, it boot up but hang at the bios screen there(so, i not able to get into window). Anyone know why? Do I need to push up vdimm again?