Quick Tard Question?

I know the answer is NO, but I have to ask.

Is there any program that will allow you to change ram ratios or ram speeds via the desktop say a program? I am overclocking my Dell...

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=129567

I know I can't, but hoping some genius can prove me wrong and show me one?

Not that i know of.

This prolly won't help you because you must have an Nvidia northbridge, but for those who do have Nforce chipsets...Ntune will allow you to change latency, aswell as Nvidia gfx specs. Not to mention cpu and PCIx speeds. Autotune and manual are available options. Dell does make Nvidia based boards, but I couldn't say whether yours is or not, my guess is no because it's a Northwood Intel, and I'm not sure Nvidia had made Intel editions at that time.

theres the one i use, Rightmark memory analyzer, which works for any mobo http://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=4124
Not only does it let you adjust the timings, but it also has stability/performance testing

Hey i ran that test RightMark Memory Stability Test
On avai Physical 1718 MB
It says Error
failed to reserve 1718 MB of memory
what does that Mean??

Umm... There's A64 Tweaker, it can do almost anything to your RAM... but you still have to set voltages the "old-fashioned" way.
ACHTUNG! YOU CAN SRSLY FUXOR UR RAM 1F U R R3TRDED... or you'll crash your computer off and have to reatart in samfemode if you have the startup settings incorrect.
http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=106

nTune also has a limited amount on control over your RAM, but it does everything else... when it's not screwing up.

Chad44 said:

Hey i ran that test RightMark Memory Stability Test
On avai Physical 1718 MB
It says Error
failed to reserve 1718 MB of memory
what does that Mean??

Click to expand...

I'm not shure... but I'm guessing it's just a software problem.