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  19 years ago

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  Now that is a nice board... Get it if you can. I would not mind one of those!
  
  *edit* Nice RAM BTW!!! !lsmile
   
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  RaZeaL
  
  Yes, multiplier is 10. Here are a couple of caps of CPU-Z v1.33 I took
  the other day. At the time, my FSB was at 275, but that produced unstable
  results, probably because the HTT was so high. Knocking it back to
  270 gives pretty much the same results as those in the images,
  except that the RAM is at 180 instead of 183.3
  
  Given time, I could probably figure out all the timings and
  dividers and frequencies, etc. But why cudgel my brains when I
  can just ask? :D
  
  Yes, I'm lazy ;)
  
  As for not 'fixing' it - I don't want to run the HTT at dangerous
  levels, really I don't. I just forget to change it after I increase
  the FSB....
  
  
  
  
   
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  Thx - also thought it was cool memory when I bought it until I discovered my Vdimm situation. That DFI board should sort out my problems.
   
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  *taps foot waiting for RaZeaL's response*
  
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• RaZeaL [PCD]

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  Did you ask a question?
   
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  Yup. Sorry, I thought it was evident. I'm asking what
  your advice would be when it comes to overclocking my
  RAM. It's at 180Mhz at the moment, I want to get it
  to 250Mhz (at the very least). Preferably with tight
  timings, but I can up those once the RAM is at a higher
  clock. Then I can add more volts as necessary.
  
  What do I need to do? Keeping dividers and all other
  suchlike nonsense in mind, that is. Obviously, the higher
  the CPU is clocked the better ;)
  
  For more system details, re-read my previous two posts in
  this thread.
  
  And to answer your earlier question: Stock cooling.
  
   
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  LOL... Sorry Morgue. I'm a bit blonde today. Overworked I guess.
  
  Do the same as I told Rupman to do. 338 x 8=2704Mhz. Your RAM should now go over 200Mhz. Try it and post back!
   
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  OK, but will that change my FSB:DRAM ratio??
  
  It's currently at CPU/15 (according to CPU-Z), which is why
  I'm getting 180Mhz (2700/15 = 180).
  
  I know my machine can handle an FSB of 338 (or even 340 ;))
  because I've booted into Windows at an FSB of 350 before (and,
  apparently, the HT multiplier was still at 5x. Which results
  in an incredible 3500! Then again, it was probably on Auto at
  the time).
  
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  No. Leave the ratio the same and see. You can maybe first try 300x9=2700Mhz. Then go lower in 0.5 increments.
  
  I think we should start a new thread. LOL. We are drifting a bit from the topic! ;)
   
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  RaZ: Yup, sorry, this should be for the Overclocking thread.
  
  As for 'leaving the ratio the same' - I have no idea how to change it, so
  I couldn't modify it if I wanted to! And what would I be lowering
  in 0.5 increments? And why would I be lowering it? !confused
  
  Maybe reply in the overclocking thread?