Please help out the mathematically challenged

UTGamer · Jul 3, 2002

My Mushkin DDR333(PC2700) is currently running at a 140fsb with a 4:5 memory divider, what is the actual speed the ram is running at, and what would the speed be if I tried the 4:6 memory divider?
Cas 2.5-3-3
Default voltage (whatever the number is)

Wallacebw · Jul 3, 2002

here is a tool that I wrote for this very thing... check it out.

http://wallacebw.homelinux.com/oc

Brian

UTGamer · Jul 3, 2002

Thats a nice little sheet, unfortunately it doesn't have either of my memory divider choices

Wallacebw · Jul 3, 2002

give me 5 min...

Brian

Wallacebw · Jul 3, 2002

go here...

http://wallacebw.homelinux.com/oc/rev.php

Brian

Placid · Jul 3, 2002

140fsb with a 4:5 memory divider, what is the actual speed the ram is running at, and what would the speed be if I tried the 4:6 memory divider?

140 divided by 4 =35
35x5=175

4:6-35x6=210

UTGamer · Jul 3, 2002

The man is quick, thanks, DDR 373 now, I wonder if this stick can handle DDR 466 speeds.

UTGamer · Jul 3, 2002

Uh-oh what placid said is different than that table. But they both get the same bus speed, DDR is the bus times 2 is it not?

Placid · Jul 3, 2002

Yes x2 for the ddr speed as far as I have ever heard.

How do you get more than x2 Wallacebw? Are you using 2.5 or something?
What part am I missing?

Wallacebw · Jul 3, 2002

oops, code error, fixed.

Brian

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