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Solid State Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
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so i built a computer. all brand new parts.
1st build. specs: AMD anthlon II x3 3.0ghz @3.3ghz 2gb 1600mhz rated at that 9600gt PNY 512 overclocked my question is i got a multiplier at x15 200fsb and my RAM is rated for 1600 mhz but since its only 200fsb its at about 600-700mhz so if i lower the multiplier. and rase the fsb i should get more performance right? problem is i get crashes when i try to do that i bump up the voltage on the RAM. its rated from 1.65-1.85v but i never touch the chipset voltage.. if yall could just give me some advice id appreciate it. also wondering if theres a way to increase the multipliter on the RAM.? my bios is kinda weird. does it have something to do with the timings? like 9.9.9.24 ? |
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Omnipotent One
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What motherboard and memory do you have specifically?
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Solid State Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
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oh i figured out the problem!
ha. DDR= double data rate which means 716.5mhz x2 = 1433 or 666.7 x 2 = 1333mhz at least thats what i get out of it. |
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