sell one pair first.. i think not efect too much...

I've been running my Supertalent PC6400 2 x 1GB sticks at 520Mhz @ 2.125 Vdimm 5-5-5-15. Not the best timings but at least it's stable.
Recently got another pair of Crucial Ballistix Tracer 1GB sticks for a total of 4GB. Just plugged it in and it worked, though sadly at 2.125v and even 2.2V Orthos crashed within the first 2 minutes @ 520Mhz. Didn't tweak the NB or SB voltages though.

The sticks are running fine now at 500Mhz @ 2.125v on a 2:3 divider. The only thing is my SB (DFI P965-s) tends to get hot when i run Orthos. Damn 8800GTX is blocking it and releasing all that hot air. Gotta get a case fan and blow/suck the air on that SB.

Will post pics later.

I am now testing a pair of 1GB Kingston DDR2-800... they seemed to be ProMOS chips. They did 475mhz 5-5-5-15-2T with 1.9V (pass Pi32M). Now I'm still running Pi32M at 493MHz, same timing, at 2.0V. Looks like it can easily do slightly more than 500mhz at 2.1V.

Izit a value RAM? = = if yes i speechless.I think mine more worst then this = =

yes, kingston value ram

Nice results there for the DDR2 800Mhz. Using Hynix chipset?

haih... read post #1503

Sorry how to find the post

Look at the upper right hand corner of the post. There's always a number associated with it

Haha, didn't see that the first time I read it. Great results using Value RAM though. Not many can get that kind of results using Value RAM.

my crucial ballistixs do 1000Mhz at 4-4-4-12 2T !!!
only at 2.2volts

thats obviously normal for crucial ram... lol

I can do DDR116x at 5-4-4-12,2.35v but now lower it since i lower the processor speed due to temp and stability.

got chip other than Micron D9 can do..
CL3 @ 800 & CL4 @ 1000 ?

if CL5 @ 1000.. i think i just end up with 2gb module..

my crucial value does the same thing

You Crucial Value must be a very good RAM then since my Hynix can't even do those timings.
Are we talking about 1:1 or something else here?

At last, i found a Micron Fatbody.
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/608023

Sadly, that's a 512MB only.

ye?
that's 1gb ler..

unfortunately 1:1 does not exist on AMD system

This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 9 2008, 04:54 PM

They do but they just call it a different name.