Hardware Dudes - Fresh Eyes on i7 Build Please?

[akhafaji]

Originally Posted by TOM@METRO

You also need to keep in mind that all equally labeled RAM is not equal. Some trial and error will be necessary to facilitate the fastest stable configuration for your particular system.

I have done the changes as they told me.

In CPUz the numbers got changed but in sandra report numbers still 7,7,7,16"the Old" !! , I think this the start

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[mykhal c]

Originally Posted by akhafaji

Hi All,
Is setting the RAM time in the BIOS = overclocking?

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these are the things you 'need' to become familiar with in order to successfully set your ram timings. i won't go any further than postin' this because your system 'might' req voltage changes. and that is not somethin' i'm not comfortable guidin' you thru. hope you understand why this is for the UD3-R mobo. and i'm not sure you are usin' it. none-the-less here ya go...

System Memory Multiplier (SPD) [Auto] <=== *** manual
Memory Frequency (Mhz) 800 800
DRAM Timing Selectable (SPD) [Auto] <=== *** manual
Profile DDR Voltage 1.5V
Profile QPI Voltage 1.15V
>>>>> Channel A
x CAS Latency Time 6 Auto <=== *** manual
x tRCD 6 Auto
x tRAS 16 Auto
>>>>> Channel B
x CAS Latency Time N/A Auto <=== *** manual
x tRCD N/A Auto
x tRP N/A Auto
x tRAS N/A Auto
>>>>> Channel C
x CAS Latency Time N/A Auto <=== *** manual
x tRCD N/A Auto
x tRP N/A Auto
x tRAS N/A Auto
 Advanced DRAM Features [Press Enter]
Voltage Types Normal Current
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***check out the difference in the AUTO vs MANUAL settings. it holds the key. but do it at your own risk!!!! like albee said, might be worth it for you to find a PC tech

[akhafaji]

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