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Give me a bios screen shot from your board. All the DRAM options and the voltage options and I will help yes. I only have ROG boards but I can for sure tune DIMMS on any ASUS bios.
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I am out tonight and work tomorrow but soon as I'm home in the evening I will post all the BIOS shots going. Just to check post them here?
From what I can see you are bloody good at tuning ram!
Thank you
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I had some free time this morning to get screen shots!! Hope these are ok
Soldato
Got to love Asus boards for the memory tuning options aye?
I pretty much followed this post of 8 Pack's, the top screen shot secondary and thirds work well at 2000 and 2133 with ease. 2333 requires a lot of voltage however for me.
That was with X79 though not Z77 so may be different. 8 Pack will clarify.
2nd screenshot shows the order you should tune, very useful!
Here you go tight seconds and thirds for that IC on X79 at DDR2400 so at 2133 it should be very achievable. For 2133 you could aim for TRfc 88.
For all who are interested this is the order of importance of each timing for performance. So you should tune in this order.
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Got mine running at 2133MHz (10-10-10-28 1N) @ 1.470v
Might tweak them a little further later.
Might tweak them a little further later.
Got mine running at stock, having trouble loading windows with it overclocked.
Intitial thoughts were that it's absolutely TINY ram, never seen something so small! Second thoughts were weirdest ram packaging ever.
Hopefully get it running over stock at some point lol.
Intitial thoughts were that it's absolutely TINY ram, never seen something so small! Second thoughts were weirdest ram packaging ever.
Hopefully get it running over stock at some point lol.
Caporegime
you might need to raise qpi/vtt brian on gigabyte boards,around the 1.1v mark from stock 1.05v,dram voltage can be anywhere from 1.55v-1.65v
Thank you!
Currently only changed the ram multiplier and the ram voltage to 1.500V. It's running at 1866 CL9-11-11-28 CR1 with good latency, it's a start. If i run into problems I will try increasing the VTT is that the same thing as QPI yes? What does it do? *googles*update: I understand VTT more now, well not at all but I see it is directly for the ram and it's safe to increase.
Will use if I need to.
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Caporegime
ones for the imc in the cpu,it will be at 1.05v at stock
Thanks a lot, I'll keep that in mind later when trying to tweak the OC. The voltage is 1.34 I think for 1866.
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Im am shocked how small they are!! More shocked the speeds they offer!!!! Mental speeds.
Packing i think is alright, small, simple.
Packing i think is alright, small, simple.
Caporegime
its perfect ram for large cpu heatsinks,i can drive a bus between them and my d14
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Love it on my ITX. Low HSF is no not a fear
I'm just about to read the thread from the start but if there are any crosshair IV owners out there who maybe able to help im all ears, my problem is I want to run the ram at 2000 but when I set it at that it messes my cpu oc up, my cpu is at 3769 17x221 and the ram is currently at 887x2 = 1774
Caporegime
you have to find the right bclk/cpu multiplier for your required ram speed as the ram speed is adjusted/affected when you alter the cpu bclk/multiplier