Could I have some help please??

[phillx1900]

After going a little nuts...





I decided to settle things down and get it stable as a decent speed, without having a huge temp problem... So I opted for:





Now apon doing all of this, I started up my cancer research program and within 20 secs one of the tasks failed for some reason (I thought orthos was meant to be the bees knees??) anyways, here's my idle and load temps:





Now when I try and do a memory test (sandra etc) it came up with my timings being rather loose (5-5-5-15) so I've looked through CPU-Z and I saw my memory should be able to do 3-3-3-9 at 200Mhz. Well, here's a screenie of it at 4-4-4-12 as when I try the lower one, my board wont boot and says it has a bios error, please put in a floppy in to re-flash the bios.. (After this happened, my heart sank, but now I just clear the bios and start again..) Anyways, the screen shots...





Now am I doing something very wrong or is something set up wrong somewhere as I still think I should be able to get faster timings than what I got..

Can anyone please help me??

[FarFarAway]

What are your full system specs mate?

[phillx1900]

Sorry mate, I forgot all about that!!

Here they are:

Intel Conroe Duo 2 E6600

Abit AW9D-Max

Geil Ultra Low Latency PC6400 2Gb

HIS X1900 XT

Samsung 250Gb SATA2 drive (partitioned)

Raptor 74Gb HD (spare)

Pioneer DVD-RW

Floppy Drive

Using onboard sound

Coolermaster Stacker 830 Case

OC Z Power Stream 520W PSU

Windows XP Pro + Service Pack 1A (no other updates)

Samsung SyncMaster 913N 19" TFT

[FarFarAway]

Try running the RAM @ the lowest divider and setting the 1066 strap on the NB

What volts u using? Try 2.1-2.2 maybe with a fan over the top of the RAM.

Make sure EIST and thermal throttling are off

What cooling are you running?

[phillx1900]

The volts on the ram is 2.1v..

How low do I go down with the multiplier to see how far I can go with my ram??

I think the throttling etc is on still, but I will check.

CPU cooler is a Zalman 9700

[FarFarAway]

I'd throttle down to 6 to test the RAM then the FSB too