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    Overclocking RAM problem..

    I am completely new to overclocking but was reading the excellent guide on here by Clunk, but when I checked my system (which I recently built) I was a bit confused.

    I have a Gigabyte P35-DS3R with E6750 and 2Gb Crucial Ballistix PC6400 RAM - which I believed to be PC6400 800Mhz, but when I checked with CPUz under SPD it says PC2-6400(400Mhz).

    Also in the timings table it says

    EPP#1 Frequency is 400Mhz CAS# Latency 4.0, RAS to CAS 4 RAS Pre 4 tRAS 12 tRC 24 Voltage 2.20..

    EPP#1 Frequency is 533Mhz CAS# Latency 5.0, RAS to CAS 5 RAS Pre 5 tRAS 15 tRC 30 Voltage 2.20..

    I'm confused

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    Re: Overclocking RAM problem..

    If you want to run it at 533 then they are the timings you can run it at.
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    Re: Overclocking RAM problem..

    Quote Originally Posted by blokeupnorth View Post
    I have a Gigabyte P35-DS3R with E6750 and 2Gb Crucial Ballistix PC6400 RAM - which I believed to be PC6400 800Mhz, but when I checked with CPUz under SPD it says PC2-6400(400Mhz).
    400MHz is the speed of the ram but as its Double Data Rate (DDR) its dual pumped so its effective speed is 800Mhz.

    What i understand from what you have put up there i think it means if you set your ram timings to cas 5 settings then you can overclock it to ddr8500 speeds. Thats just a guess tho, dont try it till someone else confirms

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    Re: Overclocking RAM problem..

    That's what it's saying alright. Nice one, mine only says 500 as a second frequency.

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