DoobieOnline
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Nah, you're exactly right about the 187.5MHz if you're running 10x225 on the CPU. A 10X CPU multiplier will give your RAM a 12 divider, so 2250/12 = 187.5MHz for your RAM.
I'm not an expert on the Hyper Transport and FSB terminology the A64 uses so I'll hold off on that and let someone else explain. I know CPU-Z uses the older terminology, but it should still display your settings correctly.
doobie
I'm not an expert on the Hyper Transport and FSB terminology the A64 uses so I'll hold off on that and let someone else explain. I know CPU-Z uses the older terminology, but it should still display your settings correctly.
doobie