Dakisha
04-10-2004, 11:11 AM
Hi folks,
I've got a free week here, with nothing currently in the works - so time for some more tweaking =)
My system is as follows:
P4 2.4C @ 3Ghz (1:1 / 1.6v / 33c idle / 53c load)
Abit IC7 (bios 22)
2x256 OCZ EL DDR PC-4000 (3-4-4-8 / 2.8v / 500DDR)
Q-tec 550w dual-fan PSU
I've included winbond/etc info for completions sake,
winbond temps/voltages (http://dakisha.st0ner.co.uk/be/winbond.jpg)
wcpuid info (http://dakisha.st0ner.co.uk/be/wcpuid.jpg)
cpu-z info (http://dakisha.st0ner.co.uk/be/cpu-z.jpg)
cpu-z memstats (http://dakisha.st0ner.co.uk/be/cpu-z-mem.jpg)
Unfortunatly, as I mentioned in one of my previous posts, the 2.8v mem cap stops me from taking the ram much anything over 250, or I get errors in memtest. This leaves me in a 1:1 max oc of ~3ghz.
I did put it in a 5:4 divider, but I can't get it stable much above 3.1-3.2ghz, and I'd prefer to keep my 1:1 advantage when there is only 100-200mhz in it. I don't seem to get any stability bonus over 1.7v core.
My current mission is to tighten up the timings and raise the FSB in 1:1. As I mentioned - I have a 2x256 dual channel kit of OCZ PC4000 copper, running at it's rated 3-4-4-8, I have all PAT settings turned to auto (It does *not* like having any PAT on), and I don't have the balls to do a volt-mod on my IC7 :hide:
Any suggestions on how to push the ram/board further would be greatly appreciated. Failing a Mhz boost, I'm quite happy with closing the timings up a little, which is where I'm hoping the resident OCZ guys will be able to help ;)
P.S - I've not tried in single-channel mode, mainly because the performance gains of dual channel seem to outweigh a few extra Mhz.
TIA for any advice folks,
Dakisha
I've got a free week here, with nothing currently in the works - so time for some more tweaking =)
My system is as follows:
P4 2.4C @ 3Ghz (1:1 / 1.6v / 33c idle / 53c load)
Abit IC7 (bios 22)
2x256 OCZ EL DDR PC-4000 (3-4-4-8 / 2.8v / 500DDR)
Q-tec 550w dual-fan PSU
I've included winbond/etc info for completions sake,
winbond temps/voltages (http://dakisha.st0ner.co.uk/be/winbond.jpg)
wcpuid info (http://dakisha.st0ner.co.uk/be/wcpuid.jpg)
cpu-z info (http://dakisha.st0ner.co.uk/be/cpu-z.jpg)
cpu-z memstats (http://dakisha.st0ner.co.uk/be/cpu-z-mem.jpg)
Unfortunatly, as I mentioned in one of my previous posts, the 2.8v mem cap stops me from taking the ram much anything over 250, or I get errors in memtest. This leaves me in a 1:1 max oc of ~3ghz.
I did put it in a 5:4 divider, but I can't get it stable much above 3.1-3.2ghz, and I'd prefer to keep my 1:1 advantage when there is only 100-200mhz in it. I don't seem to get any stability bonus over 1.7v core.
My current mission is to tighten up the timings and raise the FSB in 1:1. As I mentioned - I have a 2x256 dual channel kit of OCZ PC4000 copper, running at it's rated 3-4-4-8, I have all PAT settings turned to auto (It does *not* like having any PAT on), and I don't have the balls to do a volt-mod on my IC7 :hide:
Any suggestions on how to push the ram/board further would be greatly appreciated. Failing a Mhz boost, I'm quite happy with closing the timings up a little, which is where I'm hoping the resident OCZ guys will be able to help ;)
P.S - I've not tried in single-channel mode, mainly because the performance gains of dual channel seem to outweigh a few extra Mhz.
TIA for any advice folks,
Dakisha