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Memory Timings Vs Frequancy
Hi
Ok, Got some new RAM today, Installed and started to play with the settings Anyway, I have basic Overclocking knowleage That covers CPUs and Graphic cards, But on RAM im abit stuck So What is the better settings to have my RAM on: 876Mhz 6-6-6-18-26 2T 2.45v or 680Mhz 3-3-3-10-15 1T 2.1v So is Frenqancy or timings better to have? The RAM is OCZ Titanium DDR2 PC2 6400, On a MSI K9N Sli Platinum Thanks In advance *Edit* Was abit drunk last night Results day yes I did overclock and Set the timings Sober first, anyway got the 800mhz frenquancy wrong Last edited by Lengar; 08-17-2007 at 04:03 PM.. |
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Well the 876Mhz timings are a bit bad....Also, the 2.45V is a bit high. So I'd recommend the 680Mhz timings. Anyways, you won't notice too much difference. I have modified my timings from 5-5-5-15 2T to 4-4-4-12 2T, and I didn't notice any difference....
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Thanks for the Help, with some reseach that I have done it is ment to be better to have lower timmings on a AMD system, then having high frequancies Seagulls |
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Yep, Intel's need more memory bandwidth than Athlon's.
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