[Evolutionsentra]

I am running the memory in my specs. I have it running at 3.0v right now (highest to maintain warranty). Is it possible that I have it too high and is actually hurting my OCing? I'm at work right now so i cant test it, but i would like some input before I got home. The best I have been able to do with the ram before is 225mhz.

-Allen

p.s. Link to ram:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820145450

 

[Vagrant Storm]

Many times when people max out at 220ish HTT it is because they forgot to turn down their HTT multiplier.
In general, uping the volts is the last thing I do. I find the max I can go and be stable...then up the volts a little and repeat.

I have seen systems that could get impressive OC's on stock voltages and uping the volts furthur didn't help any either.

 

[RocKerClocKer]

I have the Corsair XMS PC3200 RAM but not the kit. I am not very happy with BTW.

The max I have been able to get out of it is 220Mhz - Stable-
even at the higher voltages.

heck - mine won't even POST above 2.7v

It depends a lot on the chips used on the DIMM.

 

[cyrixMII300]

i think you should do what vagrant suggested...reduce the volts and start again from ground up...if i am right i had the same ram and did do a 237 b4