Originally posted by: DrFragaTron
Man I feel like you're making me do homework!
The problem with me understanding things in terms of ratio is probably due to the fact that my BIOS has no mention of a ratio other than A CPU/FSB but thats in the description of the multiplier (12x).
In the menu I see:
CPU External Freq.: (250)
CPU Ratio: 12
DRAM Freq.: 266,320,400,Auto (It's on auto as of now)
AGP/PCI 66.66/33.33, 72.73/36.36, 80.00/40.00 (On auto as well)
DDR Ref. Voltage" 2.55,2.65,2.75,2.85 (on auto as well)
I can also change DRAM timings but I have that set to determined by SPD which is an auto config. as well.
Here are a few CPU-Z shots of the memory stuff (I have 2 paired sets of memory for dual channel).
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Originally posted by: RussianSensation
Are you running 4x256 sticks and the 2 differnet pairs are made by different manufacturers? Since your sticks have different specifications, I doubt that both of the different brands will perform at 250mhz (500). You are currently running at 3:2 ratio. I think in your case the ratio is simply represented by the DRAM settings => 266 (3:2), 320 (5:4), 400 (1:1). So if you want to adjust to 1:1 ratio, simply select 400 and it should do it automatically. You can just try it at 205FSB and see if ram speed goes up.
Originally posted by: RalfHutter
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It's a 2.0GHz Dothan running at 2.0GHz on an AOpem 855 desktop board.
Originally posted by: Punk234
It is a week 47 winchester.
I have only ran prime95 for like an hour on it so far.
I actually topped out at 2.85 http://people.clarkson.edu/~currydj/OCjpg.JPG">Link</a>
It might make a little bit more if i up the voltage, not sure yet.
Originally posted by: Punk234
It is a week 47 winchester.
I have only ran prime95 for like an hour on it so far.
I actually topped out at 2.85 http://people.clarkson.edu/~currydj/OCjpg.JPG">Link</a>
It might make a little bit more if i up the voltage, not sure yet.
Originally posted by: Zebo
cpuz mem? that chip should do 3.0
Originally posted by: Zebo
cpuz mem? that chip should do 3.0
Originally posted by: superkdogg
Nice one, P-Diddy. My chip has more than my mobo, or I could probably hang. Hats off to you ATM. Sweet work.
P.S. I'm about ready to destroy the slowest time with my Pentium 166 that has a coal burner instead of a PSU... But it'll take a day or two to get results, much less post them!