OCZ Platinum PC10666 DDR3 Timings & Volts ?

[eythigramisi]

Hi all. I own 4 x 1 GB OCZ Platinum PC10666 DDR3.

 

I was wondering what the timings and the volts should be if i clock my CPU (Q6600) @ 3.2 MHz.

 

for now, I am @ 3.0 MHz and the Timings of the memories are 7 - 7 - 7 - 20 2T

and the volts @ 1.80

 

In other words, if the fsb changes, should the timing and volts of memory change too?

 

I just need some guidance or a link so to read information.

 

Thanks in advance.

[jurek]

if u want a complete solution you may find it on net try google... if there is any solution u should be able to find it...

 

http://jtbarker.wordpress.com/2008/04/03/40ghz-overclocking-by-core-2-quad-q6600-feel-the-power/

 

this video tutorial is kinda great for one who knows what is it all about

 

in general (well i dunno what is your knowledge so if u would feel ofended by my post pls excuse me) u can just overclock cpu without overclocking memory by correctly adjusting fsb:dram multiplier/divider (dunna which name is proper) or just lowering memory freq when rising cpu freq but if u just cant adjust this the solution is simple... in the begining of oc u must set the lowest frequency for your memory that mobo allows and lower timings for that frequency (i assume u know that anchoring pci clock also is a must be!) then try rising cpu frequency at some point when u ve rised your cpu freq too high u may got errors... thats when u should by trial and error either lower timings or set higher vdram for memo (try first setting higher vdram)

 

example... from my experience (which is minute btw lol)

 

i have e2160 @ 1.8ghz fsb@200mhz and memory ddr2 800 cl5 (5-5-5-18 from spd)

first in bios i anchor pci @100mhz, dram is in my bios mobo lowest 533mhz and i let it be timings from spd which are for 533mhz a 4-4-4-12

then i oc my cpu a little now its @2070mhz with pci @100mhz and dram@ 306.7=613mhz effective at 4-4-4-12

and if i wanted go higher i would oc my cpu more by lowering cl to 5-5-5-15 and if at some point errors come i would try rising vdram or lowering cl if that would be possible

 

hope i helped lol

 

(btw u need to have good mobo for oc i have shity one)

[eythigramisi]

thanks for the answer. it was interesting.

 

actually the guys in the video were giving too many volts on the cpu @ 3.0 GHz

 

i am doing the same with only 1.21 volts.

 

anyways, an interesting link is here.

 

http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31299?t=32363

 

i 'll try to take my Q6600 @ 3.2 GHz without changing the timings or the volts.

 

my mobo is ASUS P5K3. hope it wont be a ASUS P5K3 Smoking Edition.

[jurek]

u ve spent some mony on your hardware good ddr2 would be better i guess... but u got hardware good for future

 

u may try going to 3.2ghz without changing settings in memory but if u wont succeed then memory is stopping u