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what is the full pat bios hack
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Seems to work great, see my thread.
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ciku said:
Seems to work fine.
I did need to lower the FSB from 245 to 240. But then again it was never extremely stable at that.
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ciku said:ic... see my rig below... didnt need full pat bios hack
I gaurantee you are not running full PAT. Check with cpu-z or ctiaw.
But with that ram you can not use it anyway (the hack). It only works if your memory is 1:1.
By the way, at 204mhz that ram ought to have better timings than what you are running, have you tried it tighter?
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i could go aggressive as 1:1 / cas 2-6-3-3 (which is my ram timings) but i have to alter other settings again, to make it stable... im pretty much contented with the current settings, it's stable btw, whats ur mrb score in ctiaw? mine is like 5986.3mb lemme know urs.
btw, whats ur mrb score in ctiaw? mine is like 5986.3mb lemme know urs.
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The highest it has been is 6700, but that was at 250fsb and I was unstable.
Where I am now it is about 6500 average.
Where I am now it is about 6500 average.
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I'm sure if I was at 255fsb like you I'd be knocking at 7000.
Have you ever lot of buying some faster ram and doing it 1:1?
Bandwidth is dependent on fsb, memory mhz, and timing. Not how many ghz your processor is.
Have you ever lot of buying some faster ram and doing it 1:1?
Bandwidth is dependent on fsb, memory mhz, and timing. Not how many ghz your processor is.
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I know, I was running 1:1 ram just cant handle it, i was using 4x256... but then having problems with ps, too much stress on my memory controllers.. im just waiting for my new ram.. PC4000 Geil Golden Dragon Dual Chan (2x512), by then, im sure it'll be higher
btw, check my sig, i got my timings change and its prime stable
btw, check my sig, i got my timings change and its prime stable
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Much better timings!
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SDS is for 1.7v and above.
The Asus boards are none for their crappy fluctations.
Those are the volts I am running and they are perfectly safe.
Just watch your temps.
By the way I just did the PAT review. Take a look in this column.
The Asus boards are none for their crappy fluctations.
Those are the volts I am running and they are perfectly safe.
Just watch your temps.
By the way I just did the PAT review. Take a look in this column.
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My MB never gets above 34c.
My cpu high is about 44-45c
But I also have 5 case fans.
My cpu high is about 44-45c
But I also have 5 case fans.
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