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x4400/2.54ghz
- Thread starter alexisd
- Start date
- Joined
- Nov 17, 2002
hi! welcome to the forums! a couple of things:
first off, i can't help, i dont own an a64 system. there are many people here that can tho. none of them will be able to help with the amount of info you have provided (ie, almost none). post your complete systems specs and settings, and what you have tried along with your observations.
also, you've only given it 13mins from the time you created the thread until you bumped it. be patient
first off, i can't help, i dont own an a64 system. there are many people here that can tho. none of them will be able to help with the amount of info you have provided (ie, almost none). post your complete systems specs and settings, and what you have tried along with your observations.
also, you've only given it 13mins from the time you created the thread until you bumped it. be patient
- Joined
- Jul 26, 2005
- Location
- Vancouver, Canada
aights. First off. System specs would be nice. Name your mobo, Ram etc. Otherwise generally here are a few tips:
keep your HTT mhz under 1000mhz. So generally, change your LDT multiplier to 4x.
You MIGHT consider a ram divider, depends how good quality your ram is.
Chipset Voltage: change it to 1.6-1.7volts.
Post your cpu voltage, you might concider upping it up abit.
keep your HTT mhz under 1000mhz. So generally, change your LDT multiplier to 4x.
You MIGHT consider a ram divider, depends how good quality your ram is.
Chipset Voltage: change it to 1.6-1.7volts.
Post your cpu voltage, you might concider upping it up abit.
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2005
- Location
- Ormond Beach, FL.
I have better luck with the 11x multiplier than the 10x.
