sam9s
The High 5 Flyer
ehm!!!ok I know sounds repetative. OC issue but no other way except to start a new thread for this one.
Ch@0s I would be looking specifically for your openion. Ok my specs C2D 6300 ASUS P5B Delux Wifi. 800Mhz 1 GB Transcend RAM. Earlier I had corsair 667. Now I dont know where the problem lies......initially with 667 I was able to OC my C2D to 2.5 i.e. 360 FSB and my ram was running at 720, with Vmem at 2.00v, no changes in the Vcore. Ratio was 1:1 as usual. I was impressed on the OC capability of the ram. I wanted to cross 3 Ghz mark, so obviously the first bottle neck was the ram. I was in a mood to go for corsair again,Then some how on chaos advice I got the transcend 800 Mhz. Checkout this discuession if people are interested.......
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36930
Corsiair any how was 3500 bucks expensive than Tran. So I got tran. Now even with an 800 Mhz I cant cross same 2.5 Ghz, 360 FSB. My Transcend is running at mere 720 with Vmem at 2.05. 0.05v more then what corsair was getting and trans is not even running at its normal capasity i.e. 800 Mhz forget about OC and crossing 800. My system wont boot the moment I increase my FSB from 360. I have updated the Bios. No changes. I have seen people crossing 3 Ghz mark with the same specs. But NO ONE with Transcend. Check out below forum and an article..
*www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=106685&page=2
*anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2860&p=7
The same anandtech is using Geil PC2-6400 800MHz for OC benchmark for which Ch@0s forwarded me the following article recomending Transcend.
*anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.aspx?i=2862&p=2
Ok here is another review what people have to say when I discuessed Transcend on another forum....
"As for your ram, Transcend has little to no reputation in online enthusaist circles so I am still not sure of two things. One, if the memory you have actually has Micron D9 ICs, as they could might have used them in the 667MHz memory and used different ICs in their 800MHz memory and two, whether or not the review samples Anandtech reviewed are representative of their product line and therefore not cherry picked. "
Anyway now I need solution. Some say its the powersupply if not the RAM. I have a 400 W Zebronics PSU. coz everything else is same. My bios is updated. And FSB:RAM ratio is 1:1 as well. Where is the damn problem .............all you techie guys out there need some help here.......
Ch@0s I would be looking specifically for your openion. Ok my specs C2D 6300 ASUS P5B Delux Wifi. 800Mhz 1 GB Transcend RAM. Earlier I had corsair 667. Now I dont know where the problem lies......initially with 667 I was able to OC my C2D to 2.5 i.e. 360 FSB and my ram was running at 720, with Vmem at 2.00v, no changes in the Vcore. Ratio was 1:1 as usual. I was impressed on the OC capability of the ram. I wanted to cross 3 Ghz mark, so obviously the first bottle neck was the ram. I was in a mood to go for corsair again,Then some how on chaos advice I got the transcend 800 Mhz. Checkout this discuession if people are interested.......
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36930
Corsiair any how was 3500 bucks expensive than Tran. So I got tran. Now even with an 800 Mhz I cant cross same 2.5 Ghz, 360 FSB. My Transcend is running at mere 720 with Vmem at 2.05. 0.05v more then what corsair was getting and trans is not even running at its normal capasity i.e. 800 Mhz forget about OC and crossing 800. My system wont boot the moment I increase my FSB from 360. I have updated the Bios. No changes. I have seen people crossing 3 Ghz mark with the same specs. But NO ONE with Transcend. Check out below forum and an article..
*www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=106685&page=2
*anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2860&p=7
The same anandtech is using Geil PC2-6400 800MHz for OC benchmark for which Ch@0s forwarded me the following article recomending Transcend.
*anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.aspx?i=2862&p=2
Ok here is another review what people have to say when I discuessed Transcend on another forum....
"As for your ram, Transcend has little to no reputation in online enthusaist circles so I am still not sure of two things. One, if the memory you have actually has Micron D9 ICs, as they could might have used them in the 667MHz memory and used different ICs in their 800MHz memory and two, whether or not the review samples Anandtech reviewed are representative of their product line and therefore not cherry picked. "
Anyway now I need solution. Some say its the powersupply if not the RAM. I have a 400 W Zebronics PSU. coz everything else is same. My bios is updated. And FSB:RAM ratio is 1:1 as well. Where is the damn problem .............all you techie guys out there need some help here.......
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