Use 1:1 w 450FSB x9.

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I am using KVR 800Mhz also.
Xigmatek DK.

No problem at all. Running 24/7

-pWs-

Use 1:1 w 450FSB x9.

-pWs-

Nothing special. I sacrifice timing to speed.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...post&id=1086851

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Haha, i'm thinking of start getting the Biostar Tpower45 (like yours) since my current humble mobo wont let me set the FSB past 423 

ouch ouch..

not so pro bout rams.. still learning with processor..   

Ok bro, I'm starting @ 2.2v as a 'control', and will tune it accordingly.
When u said nobody can tell, do you mean each person's PC is different in terms of their systems?
hence different systems have different demand in vDimm?, which then ultimately lead me to believe 'Reviews' of products(especially on DRAM) arent to be trusted 100%?
Probably they shouldn't be trusted 100% in the first place, but I need at least somewhere to begin with...so thanks bro for telling me different RAM have different vDimm requirements. I thought only processors are unique to one another.
With this somewhat seems insignificant little info is making me progress a lot atm. 
Now my OC Rig is somewhat near completion.....for now. 

Here my updated 4-4-412 settings @ 2.2v
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I will Run ORTHOS or prime95 to obtain the result of its stability.
(currently had only been running on prime95 for just 30minutes)

I will post the results soon

Do 960mhz 5-5-5-12,trfc 45 or so and PL set it to 5 or 6,tighter pl is better performance

When you mean PL, is it the same thing as 'Ai Transaction Booster' is Asus bios?


At the moment its 05, whats the recommended value should i go for if this what you mean is 'PL'?

Unfortunately my lame mobo (P5QL-PRO) can't do more than 423FSB, so i cant attain the 1:1 if i want to increase the dram freq.
My bios setup seems to be locked on 1:1 at the moment, so i cant fiddle around with the Dram frequency separately.

960mhz?? Can this moderate-overclocking HyperX do such figures without hurting itself at that mhz?

PL=Performance Level

ANYWAYS, what performance gains i'll get changing around the PL? Is it something that cqn be seen in everyday PC usage???

Technical term... PL = tRD (static MCH read delay)..
increase the memory read, write and copy bandwith and latency resulting better overall system performance... ie faster OS boot, faster apps loading time, increase games framerate, etc

Formula
Trd (in ns) = PL X (1000/FSB)

The most tighest level I can go is only 8,
tried 6, then 7, but the bios will not boot windows, so reverted back to 8
Yeah, do I need to tweak anything else to allow me to choose timings below 8?
Or is just that, the system already reaches its maximum tightest timing?

When i tighten the PL, do I relatively need to juiced up any other settings, for instance like NB voltage, Vcore, vDimm, etc. to cater needs for tighter timings on PL?
The stock/neutral PL is valued @12, and now I tighten it slightly to 8.
If I were to tighten it in the range of 3-4 and even less, like I inquired, do I need to amp up voltages to attain stability? 
BTW I'm using Asus P5QL-Pro...

Most probably u need to pump more vmch (aka vnb)... detailed explanation on tRD... http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3208&p=6
@OC4/3
How old r u? 15?