soloz2

yeah, C2 is rated to run 2-3-3-6 at DDR400 as mudd said. Mine would only go to maybe 220 with those timings, but when I loosened up the timings to 3-3-3-8 they OC'd much farther. I tried them at 245 which is just shy of DDR500, but I never tried them farther.

note: c2 will probably automatically set themselves to 3-3-3-8 not 2-3-3-6. You will have to manually adjust the timings to the 2-3-3-6 (tighter = faster)

another note: take a look at what version of C2 you have. if you have an older version (before I believe 4.2) the RAM is not specified to run 2-3-3-6 on AMD systems (Intel only) it should run 2.5-3-3-6 on AMD systems

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mudd

in any case, the timings should be a bit looser for overclocking

Evolutionsentra

Playing with some of the settings I was able to get it up to 240mhz. Thanks for the help guys.

mudd

<3 you should try to hit 250, that way you can run 1:1 w/ your processor and overclock your proccy to 2.5 GHz (if your chip can handle the pain)

Evolutionsentra

Right now my settings are:

270mhz x 9HTT = 2430.72mhz and I'm running a 166 divider to clock the ram at 220mhz. Ht @ 3x.

mudd

try to run 250 x 10 without a divider and see what happens. be sure that you put some juice to your memory.

Evolutionsentra

Tried it. Can't get the memory to boot anything over 240mhz without a divider. Even at 2.9v (highest the mobo will let me).

mudd

did you try looser timings? maybe 2.5-5-5-7 2t

Evolutionsentra

I'm having to run 3.0-4-4-8 2t to get it boot at 240mhz.