Jun 30 2008, 04:50 PM
QUOTE(pal33x @ Jun 30 2008, 02:39 PM)
how much?
i put fixed 100
not auto
101
105 dun work
Added on June 30, 2008, 3:47 pmthnx guy
106 pcie solved it
cuz b4 this 105 can boot but
i straight restart cuz wanna go 400x8
but next restart no display again
scared edi.....then stop play2
now 106
huhu....
375x8....
thnx
btw can i know why?
as i said b4 that all hardware
confirm can do 3.2ghz before
the only cahnge that i used is pata hdd
if use pata must use different?
i know that if change pcie freq mean oc ur pci and hdd system rite?
Didn't I tell you to try tweaking the PCI-E frequency before? i put fixed 100
not auto
101
105 dun work
Added on June 30, 2008, 3:47 pmthnx guy
106 pcie solved it
cuz b4 this 105 can boot but
i straight restart cuz wanna go 400x8
but next restart no display again
scared edi.....then stop play2
now 106
huhu....
375x8....
thnx
btw can i know why?
as i said b4 that all hardware
confirm can do 3.2ghz before
the only cahnge that i used is pata hdd
if use pata must use different?
i know that if change pcie freq mean oc ur pci and hdd system rite?
There is no explanation of why some rig need tweaking of the PCI-E frequency to be stable..... As I mentioned before, some even need tweaking of the PCI-E voltages...
There are even reports saying that some people need to tweak there southbridge settings to get their rig stable!!!
As far as I know, it is reported that the PCI-E frequency is tied to the PCI slot, HDD and other on-board chips e.g. on-board audio and on-board LAN..... If you go too high, you run the risk of damage to those components.....
Some recommend not to go higher than 112mhz-120mhz......
Remember that tweaking the PCI-E frequency is usually for stability, not to increase the performance of your GC....
P/S : The best way is NOT to touch the PCI-E if you can help it....
This post has been edited by kmarc: Jun 30 2008, 04:52 PM
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