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HT link at 216mhz? whats rong
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caq is disabled
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ill try that
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no didnot do nothing 
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i found that i get better OCs if i run it at 8/8.
look for a auto MCP55 and set it on disable. also what about the spread spectrum configuration? it might have something to do with one of these things.
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where is spread spectrum configuration? there isnothing like that in my bios and the MCP55 only goes to 1x
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I understand the 8/8 clocks better but if your going for performance and clock not just max clock 16/16 is a better bet.
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for some reason i cant get my to real post with a OK HTT with 16/16 only 8/8. dont know whats up with that.
karlthomas102 if you reset to stock setting by clearing the CMOS does the HTT run at 1000Mhz or does it stay around 200Mhz?
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I had the same thing happen when I updated my bios on my ASUS board, no matter what I did I couldn't get the thing to get over 215, that was with the updated phenom Bios.
Changing HT Speed didn't do a damn thing
Changing HT Speed didn't do a damn thing
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wow we are dumb for not thinking bout that.
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it stays at around 200mhz
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shallitry flashing my bios
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u cant get it to flash right?
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no i will try later not tryed it yet
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You do know that your h/t link is on a multiplier, right? If your showing a h/t link of 216 in the bios, your actual h/t is 216 x the multiplier, which should be 5 (stock). You want to keep your h/t x the multiplier as close to, but not over 1000 as you can get it. So if you are running the h/t link at 216, you should set the multiplier at 4 and work from there (that would set your h/t frequency to 864, if you leave the multi at 5 then your actual h/t frequency is 1080, and you don't want to be over 1000). Also, it would help to know which bios revision you are running. I take it you have the ASUS crosshair? There were some reported problems with the brand new bios ("phenom bios"), I've been running revision 0804 without any problems.
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i know i have tryed changing all of the opshons with no luck think i need to flash the bios
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just flashed the bios with no change in the HT eny other idears
