Sorry, could u please explain more about that, cos i m new in oc ram so i nid some advise on how to oc it thoroughly b4 i start to do it. THX.

So you're starting up just like me a few months back

1) Go to LYN RAM handbook and read it thoroughly.
2) Go to your BIOS and set the timing according lowering the timings one notch at a time.
3) If it fails.. perhaps to boot or it keeps restarting your PC, increase the voltage by a lil but don't go too high.
4) I guess when you've reached your limit, thats the best your RAM can go.

But bear in mind, having tighter timings will decrease your RAM Speed limits (in Mhz), thus it makes overclocking your processor improper because supposedly you are to sync the FSB with RAM speed at a 1:1 ratio.

This post has been edited by J-Slade: Dec 23 2006, 02:09 PM

Thank you very much provide such a great info...THX..

I didn't even see that my mobo had set it to the 4:3 ratio previously ....,by how much did that degrade my performance?....,i'm using the Corsair rev1.2(i think) 1GB XMS Pro.....

This post has been edited by tatayoung: Dec 24 2006, 04:00 PM

4:3 ratio is not that bad I think. But then again, I'm not such a pro in overclocking... very noob actually

You'd have to ask around in the other overclocking threads.

How come you never try to clock it to 230Mhz?

Tell the truth lo, your cousin work at advance module, you want to promote right? I see you everywhere promoting this ram.

My KVR running at stock runs faster than that ram when benchmarked.

This post has been edited by jcheong: Dec 28 2006, 09:33 AM

LoL... yes he is. But then again, I am not helping him sell. If I was, I would put a link to his thread instead of my noob overclocking thread

Btw, I didn't buy these pair of RAMs from him either. I accidently got it from acapz because I sold off my old HyperX and then he happened to be selling off his DDR400 rams cheap.

So I see cheap, I buy cheap, and I itchy fingers push the timing and voila. I got great results. Ntg wrong in sharing an unknown brand product that works great right?


and joo... don't spam my thread foo

This post has been edited by J-Slade: Dec 28 2006, 08:23 PM

Advance module RAM are cheapest... which is best suited for dumb users in Klang...
But this is the weirdest best noob OC wif cheap RAM by far... good job man...

This post has been edited by t3chn0m4nc3r: Jan 6 2007, 05:34 PM

Whats with you and people from Klang?

haha... juz tat majority Klang folks dunno wat's quality and always go for the cheapest stuff...

i used this ram b4,n i manage to oc it too DDR500 with default timing and default vdimm....n i sold it after i recieve my corsair

Really weird to acheive those timings J-slade....good job bro!!! Tht means you kau kau taruk the rams.
Real cool info....

nice timing n clock u hav there,btw,my current value corsair ram can run @ 2.5-3-3-7 DDR510 with no additional voltage too

while my ex advanced module ram(i dun remember the timing,might as well same like J slade)can do DDR490 with default vdimm

This post has been edited by noobianz: Jan 14 2007, 10:08 AM