maybe u will reach ddr1100..but with loose timing

what is the difference of loose timing and tight timing??

latencies..

huhu break 1100Mhz barrier
my 2GB XM2 DHX 800Mhz C4 4-4-4-12 kit stable at 1121Mhz with 2.2V
but with 5-5-5-18 timings



This post has been edited by Ezonizs: Feb 13 2008, 01:16 AM

tighter timing better..but will probably block ur ram to get higher speed..
4-4-4-12 at ddr800 is way better than 5-5-5-18 at ddr800..
OCers will try to find the highest speed with the tightest timing possible to achieve good OC result

huhu... nice results...
thanks for submitting your results
1st page updated

oic.. so compare tight timings and high speeds which one better?
speed or timings?

This post has been edited by general_odin: Feb 13 2008, 10:16 AM

usually, higher speed may run better,but beware, if the timing too loose,better stick to lower speed but tighter timing..for example,with ddr980,i can get the tightest timing at 5-4-4-5-11-2t(amd system),but with ddr950,i can get 4-4-4-5-11-2t...here, the ddr950 is better, coz of the timing..thats why u need to find the sweetest spot..not by just running at high speed or at the tightest timing can give u good result..u need both..gd luck

thanks for the info...
you have been a big helper...

post ur result here bro...wanna see..r u on amd or intel platform?

remember over tight timing will damage ur ram , so play carefully

yup...always tight ur timing step by step..u wont want to bother urself RMAing ur ram while u in the mood of OCing

that why >>Life Time Warranty<< comes in handy

yup..but to wait for the ram to come back is a big pain in the ass

hmm... just got my new comp yesterday...
dont dare and dont want to touch anything got to do with voltage...

now my rig is running on a E8200 FSB OC to 400MHz results in Clockspeed OCed to 3.2Ghz... i'm happy enough with that....
and my Corsair XMS2 Twin2x 2400-6400C5DHX have not arrived yet.... so borrowed 2 1GB Kingston PC5400 to tahan for a while.... OCed to 800Mhz, 1.8Vdimm

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Added on February 14, 2008, 1:42 pmoh yeah, the ratio is 1:1 and timing is 5-6-6-18

This post has been edited by general_odin: Feb 14 2008, 01:42 PM

thats good..waitin for ur dhx...its 2gb pair ram isnt it?how much?


This post has been edited by alive88: Feb 14 2008, 05:11 PM

yaya... rm 195 for 1 pair...

fast2 get ur corsair and post ur result here

r u sure i can up the vdimm to 2.2V w/o anyprob?my ram is xms2 pc2 6400..if rise to 2.2v,how about their temp?it ok with stock black spreader stock?

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Added on February 17, 2008, 9:27 pmr u sure i can up the vdimm to 2.2V w/o anyprob?my ram is xms2 pc2 6400..if rise to 2.2v,how about their temp?it ok with stock black spreader stock?

This post has been edited by lotr_tm: Feb 17 2008, 09:27 PM

Overclock take risks. Bear in mind
Nothing is sure. Some ram even spoilt in non-oc condition.

If you want go beyond stock Vdimm, it is better to have active cooling.

-pWs-

Yup... thats why i would refer to remain at stock Voltage
safer....

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Added on February 17, 2008, 9:38 pmthe corsair ram not here yet....
haiz
will post my OC results after it arrives

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Added on February 18, 2008, 7:04 pmwoot...
finally i got my self a Corsair XMS2 2048-6400 ver7.1
haiz... same performance as the DHX but lazy to wait for the DHX la....

This post has been edited by general_odin: Feb 18 2008, 07:18 PM