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- Feb 15, 2004
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- #101
Xaggerate said:I think I'm getting a little annoyed with all this...I've done my reading..and maybe things just seem a bit confusing....
These are the settings I currently have set in the bios:
DRAM Frequency = 200 (DRAM/FSB 1:01)
FSB = 250
LDT/FSB ratio = 4x
-I know I can only up in whole integers. I assume this is the memory frequency ratio?
CPU/FSB ratio = 5x
-I'm assuming this is the cpu/mem ratio?
NOW...If I'm running the above, does this mean I'm running my memory 4x/5x? I assume I'd have to be running at 5x/5x for a REAL 1:1 ratio...BUT..wouldn't bumping up the LDT/FSB ratio exceed the 1000mhz cap of the board? Or am I suppose to be doing that!?!?!? (A64 newb )
Some funky naming used in the bios (at least for me)
What I'd like to do is run 1:1 as high as I can, then drop it a run the CPU as high as I can..then fiddle around with the ratios to try to max out both...
no ldt/fsb ratio has NO affect on mem ration. on the Cpu/FSB. the bios controls teh CPU/X ratio you cannot set it your self. setting to a ratio(DRAM Frequency = 166( RAM/FSB)) will change what the bios sets the devisor at. if you use whole numbers above 4x on the cpu/fsb ratio, and bios is set to dramfrequency 200, then your ram will be 1:1.
you may use half numbers on the ldt/fsb ratio, it will not affect ram speed