i would suggest that u post this in the existing threads bro. coz moderators are very particular with this stuff

oh yeah i just noticed... his ram... damn dude, give me your rams

just set your ram:fsb in BIOS to 1:1 simple... its all in BIOS.. guys who use GGBYTE help him out!

the reason why the rams are having that ratio is coz the e6550 runs at 333Mhz i believe and at default your ram runs at 533Mhz. So if u do set it at default. Then the ratio is set as

333:533 = 1:1.6 NOW, thats why when u set your FSB to 400Mhz, it became

400:400*1.6 = 400:640

So your rams are at 640Mhz*2 = 1280Mhz. See the logic now?

dun confuse yourself.. read the last post i put. Thats the logic behind your ram speeds. The only way to change that is to change the ratio in the BIOS itself to 1:1

go to the BIOS,. and search for the FSB:DRAM ratio and set it to either 1:1 or 1:1.2

why do u even have to worry about the revision... just worry about the SPD multiplier or something related to that ratio

fuyoh, boss kmarc here di.. yeah look at his guide to set... but..

but its really not good for boards other than gigabyte unless Kmarc has done a rough overview for other boards in general too.. coz its been a month i have seen his guide.

coz its gigabyte dude... if i am using Abit, would his reference help me with my settings... that i dont know.. maybe Kmarc can work on more references.

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Added on March 9, 2008, 10:55 pmwrong change it to 333:333 or 1:1 or 333:400 which is 1:1.2

This post has been edited by a1098113: Mar 9 2008, 10:55 PM

coolice as usual.. delivers the right goods at the right time. Now, gene, u should get it right, if not, hit your head on the wall Thanks coolio