Trident DDR3 F3-16000CL9D-4GBTD (2Gx2) + Asus M4N98TD EVO

[bolide2]

Please show me how do I can get the ram to run in 2000, as I can only reach max 1600 unganged with FSB 200 & multipler 20.

I tried to lower the multipler and increase the FSB to raise the ram but it will not boot.

Overclocked to 4000MHz Stable (20 x 200), tested with Prime95. CPU full load at 52 deg Cel

If snapshoots of CPUz and BIOS can help I can upload them here as well.

Thanks.

BIOS Settings:
Enabled DOCP 2000 9 9 9 27 1.66v
CPU voltage is raised to 1.55v
FSB 200 with Multipler 20 = 4000 MHz, stock 17 x 200 = 3400MHz
PCIE Freq 100
CPU/NB Freq AUTO
CPU/NB AUTO
NB Voltage AUTO
CPU VDDA Voltage AUTO
HT Link Speed AUTO
HT Voltage AUTO
DRAM Timing Config AUTO
nForce200 Voltage AUTO
Cool'n' Quiet ENABLED
ACPI SRAT Table ENABLED
DCT Unganged Mode AUTO

Stock Components:
Asus M4N98TD EVO nForce 980a AM3 (BIOS ver. 0803)
http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_I...M8u&templete=2
AMD 965 BE rev C3 3.4Ghz (17 x 200) 125W
Trident DDR3 F3-16000CL9D-4GBTD (2Gx2)
Corsair H70 CPU Water Cooler
Palit GTX460 Video Card
Corsair F80 SSD
Dlink PCI DWA-552 Wifi Card
Coolermaster CM690 II Advanced
Corsair 650W
Windows 7 32

[GSKILL TECH]

When you raise memory above DDR3-1600, you also need to raise CPU-NB Voltage. If you use DOCP settings, all you need to do is find the CPU-NB Voltage it needs.

Thank you
GSKILL TECH

[bolide2]

thanks for the reply. what would you recommand for the NB voltage and NB Freq?

[mrcmtl]

Since you are running such a high CPU voltage, might as well set your CPU/NB to 1.3V or 1.35V. If it doesn't stabilize DDR3-2000, I wouldn't be surprised. It can only be done most of the time with AMD 800 series chipsets and Phenom X6 processors.