How to change FSB:DRAM value, can't find where it is..
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 Oct 20 2008, 07:21 AM, updated 18y ago
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hai guys...
i have probs here... i can't find where i can adjust my FSB:DRAM value... current value is 5:6... maybe i can tweak this value to 1:1... here the CPUID.. [attachmentid=636275] can anybody guide me how to change it... thanks...  |
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Oct 20 2008, 07:37 AM
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QUOTE(Cal83 @ Oct 20 2008, 07:32 AM) with that proc in order to run 1:1 you have to set ur dram speed meaning ur ram speed double to ur fsb in ur bios. I can see now ur running ur fsb at 378mhz so try settin ur ur dram speed to 756 in bios. But why do you wanna run 1:1 in the first place? 1:1 does not always mean better performance. For me 5:6 is better then 1:1 oh.. i see.. so now, mt timing is 5.5.5.15... it is a good timing?? i think i can go for 4.4.4.11.... which one better?? |
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Oct 20 2008, 07:51 AM
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QUOTE(Cal83 @ Oct 20 2008, 07:42 AM) bro try running 5:6 increase ur fsb till 4++ ur timing let loose for now. Me running 430 fsb and 1032mhz 5-5-5-15. Imo if ur running amd timing is a really big deal but not so for c2d. Higher ram speed equals higher performance in my case. After u get the highest fsb and ram speed u can then start tightening ur timings hope this helps okey bro... thanks a lot... this is my 1st overclock... that's why so noob.. hehe... this is just for fun.. i know i can push more than this... but this mobo not quite stable in high FSB... but i try... what mobo you using now bro cal83?? |
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Oct 20 2008, 03:51 PM
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QUOTE(tech3910 @ Oct 20 2008, 01:00 PM) if u wan 1:1 ratio, u hav 2 set multiplier to 2. thanks bro.. but, i have a lot of prob when oc thingy... i dunno where it wrong.. but u usually do dat it u OC fsb beyond the speed ur RAM can handle. i c ur ram multiplier is set to 2.6 which bring ur ram speed to 378*2.4=453.6*2 i'll say its kinda waste since ur ram can do @ least 1066. u can set ur ram multiplier to 3.0 EP45-DS3 shud v able 2 OC ~ 500. if it is not stable, i suspect other stuff lke ram voltage & vcore. & 1 last thing, next time, use "prin screen" button on ur keyboard............................  1. i can set my FSB until 378. can't pas even 400... 2. i dunno in this bios where i can find for northbridge voltage... ( see pic ) 3. scare to increase too much voltage... hehehe...  what can actually happen if too much voltage??can you guide me bro... soo nooob... thanks a lot... [attachmentid=636863] |
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Oct 21 2008, 01:11 AM
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thanks guys for the guide... i can oc my e8400 to 3.6Ghz at timing 4.4.4.11 with FSB:DRAM = 1:1... maybe this proc can go any further clock... i tried oc to 4.0Ghz but when i tun Intel burn test, it not pass & so stable...
if you guys have tried until 4.0Ghz, or best timing RAM rate, can you all share with me how to do... i appreciate it... thanks again.. |
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Oct 21 2008, 05:23 AM
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after increase some voltage, i can oc to 3.8Ghz... i think this is the limit bcoz maybe this mobo can't reach 4.0Ghz... and the temp also on load can reach 72c with Intel burn test... and with ram timing 4.4.4.12.... i really satisfy with this value..
 well, thanks guys... solute... |
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