whoa...allen already migrated from intel to amd eh? since when?

Hurm, its quite simple actually.i'll try my best to give examples to make u understand how to calculate it..

First u need to find the table which cpu multiplier u are running.in the first post there are 12 tables, so if u're cpu multiplier is 9x, then read the respective table. Next just calculate the ddr2 speed from the respective ddr2 divider.For example, if u're running 9x multiplier, a divider of 400 will give a ram freq of CPUSpeed/9. 533 divider will give a ram freq of CPUSpeed/7, 667 divider will give ram freq of CPUSpeed/6, and 800 divider will give ram freq of CPUSpeed/5..

1st Case:
Ur cpu multiplier is 9x, and the HTT is 278Mhz.Ur resulting CPU speed is around 2.5Ghz.
If you use a 400 Divider, the resulting DDR2 speed is (2500/9)*2=278*2=DDR556.
If you use a 533 Divider, the resulting DDR2 speed is (2500/7)*2=357*2=DDR714.

2nd Case:
Ur cpu multiplier is 8x, and the HTT is 333Mhz.Ur resulting CPU speed is around 2.66Ghz .
If you use a 400 Divider, the resulting DDR2 speed is (2660/8)*2=333*2=DDR666.
If you use a 533 Divider, the resulting DDR2 speed is (2660/6)*2=443*2=DDR887.


Hope this helps And pls correct me if i'm wrong..

This post has been edited by x800: Sep 14 2006, 09:46 AM