You have OCZ RAM - that will overclock like a dream. You really don't need to keep it at 200 MHz.StevenG said:i have a 9x multi to get 200mhz on the ram
Anyway, I've been out for a curry . Will update the table in a minute.
You have OCZ RAM - that will overclock like a dream. You really don't need to keep it at 200 MHz.StevenG said:i have a 9x multi to get 200mhz on the ram
Preferably, yes.sablabra said:Does the overclock have to be stable? If not you can write me up at 3ghz
A.N.Other said:Preferably, yes.
A.N.Other said:I could add a column for stability, but I don't know who at the top was stable and who wasn't, as well slightly further down the list. Would people prefer to see only the stable clocks (which would probably be more useful) or to have the column for stability (which allows people's e-penises to grow)?
I'm not overly bothered about screenshots tbh. You can link to them, but I don't want a load of massive screenies clogging up the thread. I think it just simpler if it's taken on trust for the most part, although people doing the suicide shots are welcome to give evidence if they want.
Thoughts and opinions?
StevenG said:Sorry to be a pain but ive put my memory on a higher divider and is now running at 238 2-2-2-2-7 3.2v
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=100624
4Qman said:4Qman LDBHE 0605 FPMW
3350Mhz = CPUZ & Screen Shot only
3100Mhz = (24/7) Prime Stable
Id leave it at that mate and just add a section for the stepping. Mainly cos thats what everyone looks to compare against,
matt100 said:not being funny mate but for the sake of slightly improved ram timings etc why not just work out your top clock and post it rather than posting everything you do? You've made over 10% of all the posts in this thread!