QUOTE(saturn85 @ Jul 9 2010, 02:16 AM)
haha, don't care is divider or multiplier, their result will be the same.
i not sure what comment is this.. not helping any..
multiplier often referred to cpu multiply to fsb.. to get cpu speed..
divider normally is for fsb:ram bus ratio..
let's think of this normal circumstances.. the ratio would be..
1:2 where 200:400
200 = cpu fsb
400 = ram <-- this is where the ram can achieve 800mhz becoz of ddr u need to multiply to 2..
what if we raise the fsb to 290 by using that ratio (
DIVIDER)?
it can be..
(290 x 2)/1 = 580 thus 1160mhz.. can ur ram withstand this condition?
so lower that ratio might HELP.. shall i calculate..
200:333
what the hell is this.. how i calculate my ram if i were to raised my fsb..
200:333 is equal to 3/5 how?
200/333 ~ 0.6 = 6/10 = 3/5 = 3:5
so if the fsb is 250 the ram speed would be
(250 x 5)/3 = 417 ~ 833mhz..
and not only that.. u need to play with the voltage and the advance timings..