Winbond - BH-5 / CH-5 Module[s] - A question for the group!
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"BoroLad" skrev i melding
BH-5: More agressive timings
CH-5: Higher max freq.
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BH-5: More agressive timings
CH-5: Higher max freq.
Helge
BoroLad wrote:
the other reply is good enough
i bought 2 sticks of BH5 pc3200 512meg for my NF7-S v2.0 i got it from overclockers, lots of poeple where moaning about it in the forums, although just these boards
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_Winbond.html
might have just been rubbishy 3rd party boards the chips where on, if you are gonna get bh5, make sure you don't buy this combo, buy major on major
the other reply is good enough
i bought 2 sticks of BH5 pc3200 512meg for my NF7-S v2.0 i got it from overclockers, lots of poeple where moaning about it in the forums, although just these boards
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_Winbond.html
might have just been rubbishy 3rd party boards the chips where on, if you are gonna get bh5, make sure you don't buy this combo, buy major on major
In article <bm8ulc$jlg4a$>,
says...
Which forums ?
cheers Geoff, it's BuffaloTech Memory PC3700/466/Rev 'B' that I'm after here in the UK:
http://www.buffalotech.com/memory/prod-ddrdimm.html
It's the Abit NF7-S v2.0 nForce2 (Socket A) Motherboard (MB-028-AB from:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Abit.html
I've already bought and built these boards with cheepo shitty computer fair type PC3200/2500 Barton CPU's and they run stable at 200FSB/3200CPU
I'm just interested to see if this Buffalo stuff can do 220FSB with the CPU at 3200 or 3300 [ 12x275 ]
BoroLad
says...
Which forums ?
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_Winbond.html
might have just been rubbishy 3rd party boards the chips where on, if you are gonna get bh5, make sure you don't buy this combo, buy major on major
cheers Geoff, it's BuffaloTech Memory PC3700/466/Rev 'B' that I'm after here in the UK:
http://www.buffalotech.com/memory/prod-ddrdimm.html
It's the Abit NF7-S v2.0 nForce2 (Socket A) Motherboard (MB-028-AB from:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Abit.html
I've already bought and built these boards with cheepo shitty computer fair type PC3200/2500 Barton CPU's and they run stable at 200FSB/3200CPU
I'm just interested to see if this Buffalo stuff can do 220FSB with the CPU at 3200 or 3300 [ 12x275 ]
BoroLad
"Skid" wrote:
I have two sticks of Buffalo PC3700 512MB and at 2-5-2-2, I'm running them at 200 at 2.8V on my Abit IS7, running 1:1 with a P4 2.6c.
However, according to my experience and also to two reviews on the net, this ram cannot reach 233 no matter how relaxed your timing is:
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2003/buffalo/pc3700/pc3700-3.htm
- on an IC7-G, the highest they reached was 223, 1:1, 2.5-7-4-4
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1388&page=1
- on an AMD rig (Epox 8RGA+), the highest they reached was 215 at 2-5-2-2 at
2.9V, and 225 at 3-8-4-4.
So as another poster pointed out, this memory is good for tight timing, but not for high frequency.
Cheers,
Dave
"BoroLad" wrote:
In article <bm8ulc$jlg4a$>,
says...
BoroLad wrote:
What's the difference twixt:
BH CH
Been looking for the answer to this for a week, no good, can't find
any info. Anyone any idea's ?
... the forums, although just these boards
Which forums ?
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_Winbond.html
might have just been rubbishy 3rd party boards the chips where on, if you
are gonna get bh5, make sure you don't buy this combo, buy major on major
cheers Geoff, it's BuffaloTech Memory PC3700/466/Rev 'B' that I'm after ...
I have two sticks of Buffalo PC3700 512MB and at 2-5-2-2, I'm running them at 200 at 2.8V on my Abit IS7, running 1:1 with a P4 2.6c.
However, according to my experience and also to two reviews on the net, this ram cannot reach 233 no matter how relaxed your timing is:
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2003/buffalo/pc3700/pc3700-3.htm
- on an IC7-G, the highest they reached was 223, 1:1, 2.5-7-4-4
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1388&page=1
- on an AMD rig (Epox 8RGA+), the highest they reached was 215 at 2-5-2-2 at
2.9V, and 225 at 3-8-4-4.
So as another poster pointed out, this memory is good for tight timing, but not for high frequency.
Cheers,
Dave
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