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  • Timmings of F2-8500CL5D-4GBTD on P5Q Dlx

    Hello!

    I have my new 4x2gb Trident F2-8500CL5D-4GBTD (4 sticks, 8Gb) on a Asus P5Q Deluxe .

    Im having troubles to put this working, I like know all the timmings and subtimmings, and the vNB, GTL, etc. for this four sticks

    I have this Trident no overclocked but syncroniced with CPU at 533 FSB.

    Help me with this timmings and voltages. thanxs and escuse my bad english!!

  • #2
    What CPU are you running and the voltage on it? Also what is your tRFC (Around 88?) and do you have the latest BIOS installed?


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    • #3
      hello, thanxs for the answer, I have my E8500 C0 running at 533*7.5 (4Ghz, FSB 2132Mhz) this is totally stable. the CPU V is 1.365.

      I set the memos at 5-5-5-15 and the tRFC is 80.

      I have the latest Official stable BIOS (2301). exist an new EFI bios for this mother but is BETA, I dont have tried with this.

      the vDDR is 1.8 and i tried 1.82, etc.
      the VTT is on 1.52 and vNB is 1.40-42 (in red)

      if i set the memos at 800mhz, CL4, i havent any trouble.

      need I change any timming or voltage????

      OTHER DATA: when I install only two modules in dualchannel instead of four modules I can run fine at all configs.

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      • #4
        Might try raising the tRFC, 88 or thereabouts might stabilize the set.


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        • #5
          That VTT is gonna fry your CPU up. Max you would need would be 1.40v actual. However vNB makes your RAM unstable in this case. it'll need a lot more at least to even consider. I don't know exactly how ASUS P5Q Deluxe board works for Northbridge, but if it's anything same as x48/x38 or P45 it'll stop functioning stable at 1.53v actual and that's simply since it cannot stand the bandwidth put through it.
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