How to use memory dividers?

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• Sep 8, 2005

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I've looked at the stickies and I don't seem to understand how to do it. In my other post about my FSB the guy told me it might be better to use memory dividers. http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=411036

P4 2.4GHz-Oced>2.8GHz 156FSB Multiplier x18
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• Sep 8, 2005

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what mobo are you using? Look for ram or mem divider or ratio, sometimes the mobo will show it as fraction, or percentage, or by the speed that divider is supposed to result with a cpu set to default clocks, like 266,333,400.

 

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I have the ratio thing and it only gives me 3 options, 1:1, 4:5, and SPD (which is still 1:1).

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That's it, the 4:5 will decrease the mem clock, it's as if you multiplied your clockspeed by 4/5.