the effect is only on the raw speed.. sorry, I'm not familiar with the asus bios,
what setting is increase if you change the multi?

FSB (*ahem HTT) u put 200 and that is the only value that will affect multiplier...so if you put 201HTT your ram and CPU/NB would probably be at 2010mhz

So bottom line, 200HTT...unless you wanna break world record or fine tune ur OC....for Raw OC'ing, try 200HTT first

all setting like vcore,cpu-nb,fsb and so on...

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Added on December 1, 2009, 5:58 pm
thanks but i need to study more.
now cant study, my rig at kampong coz my brother cuti sem ( 1month ++ )...
so now, just me n my lappy

This post has been edited by Dura-Ace: Dec 1 2009, 05:58 PM

btw, 2.0v is OK for benchies, not for 24/7. need to take note of d default vdimm too, if default @ 1.85v or above, no harm runnin 'em @ 2.0v w/ active coolin. but those low voltage modules like 1.5v/1.65v, myself will pump 1.7~1.85v max for day to day config.

eventhou ram hardly die but it's better to play safe than riskin damagin 'em. imo, micron chippies are better w/ takin volts than others.

what i'll do is to set those things I know manually & usually leave those things that i don't know to auto. voltage like vcore,vdimm,vimc,vhtt & vnb shouldn't set to auto as long as there's there's any oc done. some need to be added quite a few (depend of d mileage/capability of items ofcourse) while some just need to be bumped on a notch or 2. vhtt & vnb usually belongs to the latter group while d rest really differ from case to case. if u have no idea of sub-timings (like me), u better off set 'em to auto 1st, as u go thru more ss (thou w/ memset or cpu-tweaker), try out those settings provided ur having same/similar item (ram and/or mobo chipset).

everything started hard, but once u get familiar w/ ya board (bios part which usually d pain in d @$$ if it's too detailed), chip (like/dislike certain dividers @ certain htt) & ram (timing/divider), ur gud to go and d rest become history liao....

i myself preferred award bios flavored mobo than those on ami, but still every board behave differently regardless d type of bios used. sometimes we gotta blame d sales department for pushin d product (in this case mobo) to d market too early when d bios engnieers have their works half way done.

d biggest victim would be ya hdd coz everytime bsod, hang or failure to boot (when u almost make it to d windows) will do nothing but harm to it. if u don't plan to oc then u shouldn't buy 965be, it's a beast (eventhou it's a c2). runnin it @ stock or lite oc it, it's like keepin a lion in a cage while it's meant to rule d jungle.

all d best to ya journey & i'm sure d otais will help u out on achievin ya goal...

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Dec 1 2009, 07:21 PM

hye everybody
long time no see..hehe

first of all, my tf590sli cant be RMAed..thought the warranty is 3 years, but i dont realise that biostar only provides 2years. then, i bought this lowest end mobo, asus m2n68 am mobo..

the question is, can i oc this?

nVidia mobo chip lagi... so u must know the temp chip of ur mobo. hope u understand wat i mean tooo

Which of the below board is the best buy for normal use??

Asus M4A785TD-M Evo(2oz)
Asus M4A785TD-V Evo(2oz)
Gigabyte MA785GPMT-UD2H
MSI 790GX-G65
Biostar 790GX 128m AM3

Best to buy or best to use for OC'ing

Got different meaning woorrrr...

best to buy for normal use....no ned oc la for tis low purpose...

For non-CF setup, the EVO sounds nice....but if u need CF, the MSI would be perfect although its hideously ugly

For HTPC usage any of the 785G chipset mobo is good, if u need CF then take the 790GX chipset mobo ler..
But overall if ur just looking for normal usage the cheapest would do more than enuff ler

guys, after after i read some article,
my mobo cant exceed more more than 3.7GHz
is it the sign for me to change mobo? (someone plese say no to this statemnt!! )
as bro ah_khoo said, 965 is the lion to rule the jungle..
but this mobo keep my 965 in big cage oly

asus crap.. buy gigabyte lol..
have increase the vdimm n vnb?

Gigabye 790FXT

CPU voltage - 1.4375V NB Vdd - 1.375V; CPU Vdd - 2.70V; HT voltage - 1.35V; Memory voltage - 1.65V; SB voltage - 1.505V
actually i take this from sombdy article
im far away from my dear rig at the moment

This post has been edited by Dura-Ace: Dec 2 2009, 11:41 AM

it's BE right.. why not make the cpu mul bigger n less htt to evade mobo reaching the max htt..
and even tried 1333 ram instead to push further..
if really cannot go.. sure the cpu reached it's limits..

yalo...
i think about it oso...
cant wait blik kg than test my rig...

i always take site reviews with a pinch of salt, i prefer those real user reviews posted in forums instead coz they're usually more accurate. i wouldn't say 785 chipset is poor clocker as i saw msi 785 matx mobo doin great htt oc (>300). so d only thing that i can conclude is bios, be it limitation or ur still not gettin used to it. if i were u, i won't change mobo just yet, i'll give it a few weeks & test it intensively. if d end result is still d same, then only go for possible upgrade (depend on budget). personally i'd settled w/ 3.6~3.7GHz for 24/7. if d mobo able run d chip w/ decent voltage for that kind clock, it's not too shabby. highest oc is just for benchies or braggin right only & most of d time they're not meant for long run and not totally stable.

if u don't feel like splashin more money on mobo, u can consider downgradin d chip. I've said right from d start that d chip deserves better board...

it really depends bro, but most of asus mid range boards have been mediocre so far...

CEO of gaygaybite has spoken...

no doubt it's one of d greatest boards out there...

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Dec 2 2009, 01:04 PM

kekeke.. even my deluxe suffers of ram incompatibility issue.. huh really need to tweak alot..
need to pray if set on default.. i just can say.. once it's run it's stable.. to get that.. will be sweat..
after this must gay² only.. so simple..

Yup agree with u bro, downgrade the chip for a better mobo