QUOTE(fylon @ Sep 25 2007, 11:13 PM)
Gratz. Nice PI score. 36s.. Haha! Hm.. Value ram can hit 250mhz speed count not bad already. But just bad thing is cant run on 1:1 divider. Which means, u got high speed but low bandwidth. Hm.. Run prime for atleast 3hrs and see what happening.
i need to do correction here.
from the CPU-Z screeny by @sang_karim, he still using 5:4 ratio, which mean that
there is nothing to do with it's so call "value" ram can handle 250Mhz. it was just the Prescott that
handle the 250Mhz.
the value ram was still stuck at 200Mhz, which mean it's running at default/stock speed and timing, and there is no meaning
u "up" the vdimm that high till 2.85V . U can probably do that at 2.6V IMO cos it's still running stock.
*about the dual channel issue, did u always facing this problem? i mean the single/dual channel problem always happened
when u switch your ram? can u post the real picture of the ram slot and the position u install them. more EZ for us to know the
problem . there is also possible that the gold plate contact of your ram was contaminated or dirty. try to rub it (pls be gentle)
with a rubber eraser to clean it. as for the ram slot, u can't do much about that, but just go get any contact cleaner (pressure type
with IPA/alcohol content) which can aid in the contact cleaning.
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for your prescott OC, 1.475V set for Vcore, how was the temp recorded when u stress your system? do u facing only 50% CPU load
when running stress test eg. prime95 or sp2004? try to check with ctrl+alt+del , check the task manager -> performance to see weather the CPU is 100% loaded or not.
my advice, try to stick with 5:4 ratio, relax your ram timing till 3-4-4-8-1T at 2.8V
and start to up the fsb from 251Mhz. maybe u need to burn-in your CPU in order for it to run much higher.Please look after the
northbridge cooling as well. (what chipset cooler that u used to cool the northbridge????????) it was an important cooler for P4 prescott OC setup with high FSB freq.
just try that for few night and get over to 253Mhz, 255Mhz.....who know u can get it till 260Mhz.
happy OC-ing
rgds,
Albert
Sep 26 2007, 01:36 AM

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