Ku-sama banned Sep 30, 2005 #1 i have heard that if you underclock your RAM from like, 200 to 166 (400 to 333) then you can push your processor farther because your RAM holds stablility better, i tried and it didnt work
i have heard that if you underclock your RAM from like, 200 to 166 (400 to 333) then you can push your processor farther because your RAM holds stablility better, i tried and it didnt work
Johnnyboy0056 New Member Sep 30, 2005 #3 you only underclock the ram to max out and overclock ur cpu and know its ur cpu causing the error, not the ram. then u reclock the ram and move on.
you only underclock the ram to max out and overclock ur cpu and know its ur cpu causing the error, not the ram. then u reclock the ram and move on.
Ku-sama banned Sep 30, 2005 #4 but i had my processor up as high as my sig, now even underclcoking the RAM i cant get it past 2.09GHz got new RAM that doesnt overclcock well....
but i had my processor up as high as my sig, now even underclcoking the RAM i cant get it past 2.09GHz got new RAM that doesnt overclcock well....
apj101 VIP Member Oct 1, 2005 #5 but i had my processor up as high as my sig, now even underclcoking the RAM i cant get it past 2.09GHz got new RAM that doesnt overclcock well.... Click to expand... even if you play with the ratios to keep the ram at or below stock?? Are you sure, maybe notch up the vdimm a touch
but i had my processor up as high as my sig, now even underclcoking the RAM i cant get it past 2.09GHz got new RAM that doesnt overclcock well.... Click to expand... even if you play with the ratios to keep the ram at or below stock?? Are you sure, maybe notch up the vdimm a touch
