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Overclocking noob here. All went great in the setup. I have WinXP SP2 up and running.

 

Here are my numbers:

 

Core Speed: 2295mhz

Mult: 9

HTT: 255.1

CPU Voltage: 1.6

 

Mem Frequency: 255.1

FSB-DRAM: CPU/9

The rest: 2, 4, 3, 7, 7

Dram Idle: 256

 

Above numbers were taken in CPU-Z

 

Everest Reports:

Mem Read: 6514

Mem Write: 2326

Mem Latency: 44.6 n/s

 

With this info - could someone suggest what settings I could tweak to increase CPU speed and Mem Write?

 

Any help for this noob would be great.

 

Thanks,

 

M/J

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It's quite possible you have reached the max on your memory.

 

I would start at 200 with a 10 multi and start working back up to the max FSB.

 

With the A64 processors CPU speed is much more important than FSB.

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Thank you. I can't seem to up the multi (assuming you are speaking of CPU/FSB Frequency Ration) higher than X9.0. If this is not what you mean - please let me know. Here are a few more settings I am using:

 

DRAM FREQ: 200

COMMAND PER CLOCK: disable

CASE LETENCY CONTROL: 2.0

There rest from there down as follows:

4,7,3,7,17,3,2,2,3,4708,1,enabled....

 

Thanks all,

 

MasterJack

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Sorry, I though you had a 3200 processor when I looked at your sig. One of the benefits of getting a little faster processor is the higher multiplier.

 

Thank you. I can't seem to up the multi (assuming you are speaking of CPU/FSB Frequency Ration) higher than X9.0. If this is not what you mean - please let me know. Here are a few more settings I am using:

 

DRAM FREQ: 200

COMMAND PER CLOCK: disable

CASE LETENCY CONTROL: 2.0

There rest from there down as follows:

4,7,3,7,17,3,2,2,3,4708,1,enabled....

 

Thanks all,

 

MasterJack

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