Windows 7: Help needed with G.Skill ram timings to get all or most of their speed

Solarstarshines · 05 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by tw33k

I found that my GSkill RAM performs a lot better at lower frequencies and tighter timings. Something to consider. Can you run Maxxmem and post a screen shot?

Tw33k since you brought this up every time i run this i get no Latency results is there a reason for that lol

tw33k · 05 Apr 2012

That is very unusual. Off the top of my head I can't come up with a reason but I will investigate. Nice result tho.

Update: Just a thought...is your command rate (1T/2T) set to Auto?

Solarstarshines · 05 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by tw33k

That is very unusual. Off the top of my head I can't come up with a reason but I will investigate. Nice result tho.

Thank you much Sir

tw33k · 05 Apr 2012

See above

Solarstarshines · 05 Apr 2012

2t auto makes no difference can't change it and it doesnt have a command rate option which i should of noticed before well what can i do i re ran my test and i got better timmings

First the old one Second the new one

Scores went down and i was on IDE with better Numbers when i went back to Achi it went down wierd

Well ran it a few times went to normal maybe it was just me

essenbe · 05 Apr 2012

I usually get a little different number every time I run it. It may depend on what's going on in the background.

Dave76 · 06 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by linnemeyerhere

Hey all I just picked up the phone and dialed a local call to the 909 and spoke to G.Skill and they worked me right thru the mobo and bios settings. I'm stable now for my 965BE quad with adjusted timings and all. How great was that ! Support of this type is off the hook valuable and I would highly recommend G.Skill for this lifetime support! Now down the road when I go with a Bulldozer I can just call back and they will work me through closer to these modules 2133 mhz potential. !

Sounds like you did it the easy way

Looks good.

What settings did they have you change?
FSB: 233MHz
RAM multi: 1:4
RAM timings, nice and tight

Command Rate: 2T
NB Frequency: 2796MHz

DRAM voltage?
CPU IMC voltage?

What did you test with?
memtest86+ hopefully.

@essenbe
Good advice.

linnemeyerhere · 06 Apr 2012

Dave,
Sounds like you are the right guy to speak with.

233x17.5 = 4.07 Ghz
Dram Freq. = 1864
CPU-NB Freq. = 2796
Dram Ratio = 1:4
CPU Volt. = 1.445
CPU-NB Volt. 1.220
Dram Volt. = 1.6
Advanced Dram Config.
CAS = 9 CLK
tRCD = 10 CLK
tRP = 9 CLK
tRAS = 28 CLK
2T

Dave76 · 07 Apr 2012

Did you have your CPU OC'ed before the new RAM?

Settings all look good, did they just give you the RAM timings or did you work them down?
Have you tried lowering the CPU voltage?
Cool and Quiet enabled?

OC'ing is so much fun, going to have to give mine another run soon...

linnemeyerhere · 07 Apr 2012

Yes had the quad over clocked to 4.2 but had to roll that back to 4.077. I have brought the voltage down to 1.425 and everything is stable and happy. The timings they gave me and I have joined the forum there and will investigate further tightening over time, no rush.

Windows 7: Help needed with G.Skill ram timings to get all or most of their speed

Help needed with G.Skill ram timings to get all or most of their speed problems?