I want to overclock my Gskill Ripjaws 16GB to 1866MHz. When I go to the BIOS it says 1600MH. How do I get it to 1866MHz to use it at its fastest speed with low timing?
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| CPU: Intel Core i5 750 |
| M/B: EVGA FTW |
| RAM: 16GB GSkill RipJaws 1866MHz |
| GPU: 2x EVGA Gefore GTX 460 SC EE |
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I want to overclock my Gskill Ripjaws 16GB to 1866MHz. When I go to the BIOS it says 1600MH. How do I get it to 1866MHz to use it at its fastest speed with low timing?
| CPU: i7 920, 4.2Ghz HT |
| M/B: P6X58D Premium |
| RAM: OCZ Flex EX PC3-17000 12GB |
| GPU: Asus EAH5870 |
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Bclk (base clock) a.k.a. FSB are tied to memory multiplier, if you crease the Bclk the memory frequency will increase as well.
How do you know your memory can run that fast?
You have to do trail and error, tweaking its specs as well, you don't expect just select that speed and expecting it to run.
| CPU: Intel Core i5 750 |
| M/B: EVGA FTW |
| RAM: 16GB GSkill RipJaws 1866MHz |
| GPU: 2x EVGA Gefore GTX 460 SC EE |
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because i dont buy slow memory i had corsair dominator gt 8GB (2x4GB ddr3 2000MHz) but i sold it. ok ill try that in the bios
| CPU: Intel Core i7 3930K @ 5GHz |
| M/B: ASROCK X79 Extreme 6 |
| RAM: 16G G.Skill Trident 2400MHz |
| GPU: 2 x Radeon 2G 7970 Liquid cooled |
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It is very unlikely you will get 1866MHz.1700MHz or so is more realistic but if you get it post the screen shot. That would be wonderful. I thini the native frequency of your CPU is 1066 so 1866 would be tough.... the performance difference from 1700MHz to 1866MHz is less than .01% in mist apps anyhow. You will not notice the difference as benchmarks will not also.
Last edited by Drdeath; 21-05-2011 at 11:21.
| CPU: Core i7 2600K @ 4.5 Ghz. |
| M/B: Asus P8Z68 Deluxe |
| RAM: 16 GB G.Skill SNIPER DDR3-1866 MHz. (9-10-9-28) |
| GPU: (2) Evga 560ti SC @ 900 |
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@razrbullet, I just purchased 16 GB of G.Skill's new sniper series that is 1866MHz. with timings of 9-10-9-28. I rebooted in default settings and then installed ram and I switched my Bios to XMP (which the Sniper series have) and there was the 1866 and the timings are just as they packaging says. Flawless, fast and it is pretty cool to see 16GB, but I have no idea when programs will ever require that much, except for video rendering and or photo editing.