Memory ratio for Intel Mobo

dwschoon · Jul 7, 2005

I have a an intel D845GVSRL Motherboard with a Celeron D 330 2.66 Cpu. I can use clockgen to O/C it, but the Memory Ratio is set to 4:5 so even 160fsb is running the memory at 200. I couldnt find any setting in the bios to change it to 1:1. Is there any way to do this on this board?

johan851 · Jul 7, 2005

It's possible that if you keep increasing the FSB, the memory ratio will change automatically.

There actually should be an option...on the Intel board I've messed with (it's an i865) there was a memory ratio option in the memory settings section.

dwschoon · Jul 8, 2005

I figured out how to do it. If i change the memory from 333 to 266 and it moves it from 4:5 to 1:1.

batboy · Jul 8, 2005

Why do you want 1:1? I would think you'd leave it at the higher ratio if the RAM can handle it.

dwschoon · Jul 8, 2005

batboy said:
Why do you want 1:1? I would think you'd leave it at the higher ratio if the RAM can handle it.

The only method of overclocking i have is with clockgen and my ram was crapping out way before the cpu does. the ram wont handle much faster at all. I am a little frustrated with the results though. it folds faster at 2666 w/ 133fsb and 166 memory than at 3000 w/150 fsb and 150 memory. It seems QMD's rely more on memory speed than anything else.

johan851 · Jul 8, 2005

Well...you're bound to get frustrated overclocking a board manufacturered by Intel - they just aren't built for it.

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