I've been tweaking my system to get the fastest/stable settings that I could. Right now I'm running my 2600-M at 2.5ghz 12.5x 200 at 1.725v on my a7n8x with bios 1.006. Currently I've set my timings on my Mushkin "blue" Lvl. 2 at 2-2-2-4. Everything runs stable....Prime95 ran for 24hrs with no errors. Should I keep my timings at 2-2-2-4 or should I change them? I have the memory at 2.8v. Is that a good volatage on these timings?
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Should I change my timings?
- Thread starter ChaseJ86
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tRAS of 11 is best on nForce2 chipset. tRAS of 5 is best on 865/875 Intel chipsets. tRAS of 10 is best on A64 chipsets. You want 2-2-2-11. nForce2 likes active to precharge longer. It has been proven many times with Sandra...or if you want to prove it just run Sandra memory bandwidth benchmark...
pbXassassinX1524
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Dave, ya got an article on that? I'd like to see some benchmarks, not that I don't believe you, just like to see numbers.
pbXassassinX1524 said:Dave, ya got an article on that? I'd like to see some benchmarks, not that I don't believe you, just like to see numbers.
It is general knowledge, has been known for a long time. People have at OCForums, [H], and XS have tried 2-2-2-6 and 2-2-2-11. tRAS of 11 consistently beats tRAS of 5 or 6 on nForce2 chpsets. Do some Sandra memory bandwidth benchmarks, you will see.