Overclock.net - Overclocking.net
     
 
Home Gallery Reviews Blogs Register Today's Posts Mark Forums Read Members List


Go Back   Overclock.net - Overclocking.net > Intel > Intel Memory
Reload this Page RAM 101 (Intel systems in particular)

Reply
Page 4 of 7 < 123 4 567 >
 
LinkBack Thread Tools
Old 11-15-04   #31 (permalink)
Retired Mod
 
NoAffinity's Avatar
 
intel nvidia

Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Poway, CA
Posts: 2,913

FAQs Submitted: 1
Folding Team Rank: 2119
Hardware Reviews: 1
Trader Rating: 2
Default
Quote:
Originally Posted by Flattit4
what do you mean is if my cloking is no stabel after i run the prime it's gone fix the cpu to make it stabel its that right? anyway what is prime for?
Prime is a stress tester. It will put a load on whatever component(s) correspond with the particular test you are running. If the test errors or fails, then said component(s) are not stable, and will require the necessary measures to ensure stability (more voltage, reduced clock speeds, better cooling etc etc).
__________________
Intel Overclocking Guide
RAM 101 (Intel systems in particular)

All statements, posts, recommendations, etc. are my . Sometimes they're worth a nickel, sometimes they're worth a penny, but I always do my best to at least ensure that my opinions are educated ones.

System: My System
CPU
P4-M 532 (3.06, SL7DT)		 Motherboard
Abit IS7-E2
Sound Card
Audigy 2 ZS		 Power Supply
TTGI Super Flower 550W		 Case
Lian Li mobo tray
OS
XP Pro SP2		 Monitor
Sony 21" CRT
NoAffinity is offline I fold for Overclock.net Overclocked Account   Reply With Quote
Old 11-15-04   #32 (permalink)
Overclocker
 
intel

Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Syd
Posts: 64

Rep: 0 Flattit4 Unknown
Unique Rep: 0
Trader Rating: 0
Default
Quote:
Originally Posted by NoAffinity
Prime is a stress tester. It will put a load on whatever component(s) correspond with the particular test you are running. If the test errors or fails, then said component(s) are not stable, and will require the necessary measures to ensure stability (more voltage, reduced clock speeds, better cooling etc etc).
oke thanks mate
__________________
System: My System
CPU
P4 Pro 1.8 Gi 		Motherboard
Asus P4S800
Sound Card
SBLive 5.1 Platinum		 Power Supply
400Watt
OS
Win Xp Pro S2 & Longhorn		 Monitor
Flat LG "17"
Flattit4 is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 11-17-04   #33 (permalink)
Folding Fanatic
 
aznchowboy650's Avatar
 
intel

Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 2,226

Rep: 169 aznchowboy650 is acknowledged by manyaznchowboy650 is acknowledged by many
Unique Rep: 134
FAQs Submitted: 4
Folding Team Rank: 39
Hardware Reviews: 6
Trader Rating: 0
Default
how long does prime usually take?
__________________
Questions? AIM: IgnisInLux

System: Freedom
CPU
Intel Q6600		 Motherboard
Asus P5E VM HDMI		 Memory
4 x 1GB Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC2 6400
Hard Drive
Seagate 320 GB		 Power Supply
Apevia 500W		 Case
Apevia Q-Pack II
CPU cooling
Stock		 OS
Windows XP Pro
aznchowboy650 is offline I fold for Overclock.net   Reply With Quote
Old 11-17-04   #34 (permalink)
Retired Mod
 
NoAffinity's Avatar
 
intel nvidia

Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Poway, CA
Posts: 2,913

FAQs Submitted: 1
Folding Team Rank: 2119
Hardware Reviews: 1
Trader Rating: 2
Default
I think one full run takes a couple hours (of the CPU test, at least).
__________________
Intel Overclocking Guide
RAM 101 (Intel systems in particular)

All statements, posts, recommendations, etc. are my . Sometimes they're worth a nickel, sometimes they're worth a penny, but I always do my best to at least ensure that my opinions are educated ones.

System: My System
CPU
P4-M 532 (3.06, SL7DT)		 Motherboard
Abit IS7-E2
Sound Card
Audigy 2 ZS		 Power Supply
TTGI Super Flower 550W		 Case
Lian Li mobo tray
OS
XP Pro SP2		 Monitor
Sony 21" CRT
NoAffinity is offline I fold for Overclock.net Overclocked Account   Reply With Quote
Old 12-03-04   #35 (permalink)
Overclocker
 
intel

Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 2

Rep: 0 bumm Unknown
Unique Rep: 0
Trader Rating: 0
Default
How do I know the timing of my RAM? Where can I see it? How do I set it?

How do I achieve 1:1?
__________________
cam3ro@gmail.com


cam3r0@gmail.com


cam3r0@gmail.com


I am a noob in overclocking please bear with me...

System: My System
CPU
pentium 4 3.2Ghz LGA 775
bumm is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 12-04-04   #36 (permalink)
Retired Mod
 
NoAffinity's Avatar
 
intel nvidia

Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Poway, CA
Posts: 2,913

FAQs Submitted: 1
Folding Team Rank: 2119
Hardware Reviews: 1
Trader Rating: 2
Default
Quote:
Originally Posted by bumm
How do I know the timing of my RAM? Where can I see it? How do I set it?

How do I achieve 1:1?
You can find out what current settings are by downloading CPU-Z (www.cpuid.com), and checking the memory tab (see below).

You can find out what the rated timings are by googling the RAM part number. There should be a sticker on the RAM w/ the part number. Start at the manufacturer's web site, and if that doesn't turn anything up, then go to google.

Upload a CPU-Z screenie, and we can advise you where to proceed from there.
Attached Thumbnails
ram-101-intel-systems-particular-mem_tab.jpg  
__________________
Intel Overclocking Guide
RAM 101 (Intel systems in particular)

All statements, posts, recommendations, etc. are my . Sometimes they're worth a nickel, sometimes they're worth a penny, but I always do my best to at least ensure that my opinions are educated ones.

System: My System
CPU
P4-M 532 (3.06, SL7DT)		 Motherboard
Abit IS7-E2
Sound Card
Audigy 2 ZS		 Power Supply
TTGI Super Flower 550W		 Case
Lian Li mobo tray
OS
XP Pro SP2		 Monitor
Sony 21" CRT
NoAffinity is offline I fold for Overclock.net Overclocked Account   Reply With Quote
Old 12-12-04   #37 (permalink)
Overclocker
 
Sloth_Boy's Avatar
 
intel ati

Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Tablelands, QLD, Australia
Posts: 1,108

Rep: 47 Sloth_Boy is acknowledged by some
Unique Rep: 38
FAQs Submitted: 1
Folding Team Rank: 2300
Trader Rating: 0
Default
This thread explains alot of useful info
__________________
System: My System
CPU
P4 550 3.4Ghz @ 4.10Ghz		 Motherboard
Asus P5AD2 Deluxe (sweet)
Sound Card
Asus High-Def 8-Channel		 Power Supply
380Watt Antec True Power		 Case
Antec Sonata (Quiet)
OS
Windows XP SP2		 Monitor
Phillips 17" Flat CRT Blk
Sloth_Boy is offline I fold for Overclock.net   Reply With Quote
Old 12-12-04   #38 (permalink)
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
 
ShawnMcGrail's Avatar
 
intel nvidia

Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Sutton, Ontario
Posts: 4,142

FAQs Submitted: 5
Hardware Reviews: 2
Trader Rating: 7
Default
Quote:
Originally Posted by NoAffinity
You can find out what current settings are by downloading CPU-Z (www.cpuid.com), and checking the memory tab (see below).

You can find out what the rated timings are by googling the RAM part number. There should be a sticker on the RAM w/ the part number. Start at the manufacturer's web site, and if that doesn't turn anything up, then go to google.

Upload a CPU-Z screenie, and we can advise you where to proceed from there.
whenever I try to check the mem timings through windows I can't see them? It won't detect the memory frequency either...
__________________
Quote:
Originally Posted by adas
BUT MOMMY! I don't like being poor!!
Project SNECM - Well...What can I say?
Overclock.net Counterstrike Source Server: 66.150.219.9:27015
www.Pwned.nl

System: My System
CPU
Pentium D 805		 Motherboard
Abit Ni8 SLi		 Memory
4x512MB 4400? 		Graphics Card
2x7800GT SLI
Sound Card
Onboard 7.1		 Power Supply
XConnect X2 550W		 Case
Custom ChiefTec Dragon
OS
Windows XP PRO SP2		 Monitor
Acer 24" LCD wall mount
ShawnMcGrail is offline Overclocked Account   Reply With Quote
Old 12-12-04   #39 (permalink)
Retired Mod
 
NoAffinity's Avatar
 
intel nvidia

Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Poway, CA
Posts: 2,913

FAQs Submitted: 1
Folding Team Rank: 2119
Hardware Reviews: 1
Trader Rating: 2
Default
Make sure you have the latest version of CPU-Z. You can always get them by running a Sandra test (memory bandwidth benchmark is a good one). It will be displayed about half-way down, in all the info under the bench comparison charts.
__________________
Intel Overclocking Guide
RAM 101 (Intel systems in particular)

All statements, posts, recommendations, etc. are my . Sometimes they're worth a nickel, sometimes they're worth a penny, but I always do my best to at least ensure that my opinions are educated ones.

System: My System
CPU
P4-M 532 (3.06, SL7DT)		 Motherboard
Abit IS7-E2
Sound Card
Audigy 2 ZS		 Power Supply
TTGI Super Flower 550W		 Case
Lian Li mobo tray
OS
XP Pro SP2		 Monitor
Sony 21" CRT
NoAffinity is offline I fold for Overclock.net Overclocked Account   Reply With Quote
Old 02-17-05   #40 (permalink)
PC Gamer
 
CesarWilkins's Avatar
 
intel ati

Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Panama
Posts: 432

Rep: 5 CesarWilkins Unknown
Unique Rep: 5
Trader Rating: 0
Unhappy Need help
How can I enable 1:1 operation?? it is something in the BIOS?? I dont find anything like that, Sandra tell me that im in 5/4 operation...
__________________
System: My Super Budget Power PC LOL
CPU
E 2140		 Motherboard
Ga-P31-DS3		 Memory
2gb Supertalent 800MhzDDR2 		Graphics Card
Sapphire HD 2600xt
Hard Drive
SamSumg160gb, Seagate250gb		 Sound Card
Onboard		 Power Supply
Cheap Colorsit 500w		 Case
COLORSit
CPU cooling
Stock		 GPU cooling
Stock blue Heat Sink		 OS
WinXP Pro SP2		 Monitor
17" LG FLATRON ez T730SH
CesarWilkins is offline   Reply With Quote
Reply
Page 4 of 7 < 123 4 567 >

« Previous Thread | Next Thread »


Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
 
Thread Tools



All times are GMT -4. The time now is 04:24 AM.

Contact Us - Overclock.net - Archive - Top

Overclock.net is a Carbon Neutral Site Creative Commons License Internet Security By ControlScan

Terms of Service / Forum Rules | Privacy Policy | Advertising | Become an Official Vendor
Copyright © 2008 Shogun Interactive Development. Most rights reserved.
Page generated in 0.87978 seconds with 10 queries