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- Nov 27, 2005
Hi,
Could I expect to get to 2.225GHz on this rig with no change in voltage?
-DFI UT nF4 Ultra-D
-Opteron 165 (9x250MHz)
-G.SKILL Extreme Series 2GB (2x1GB) DDR500
-eVGA 7800GT
-500w Fortron Blue Storm
I think when I upgrade my ram (which may be a couple months after building my new pc, so overclocking might have to wait) I want to go with ddr500 ram so I can set the fsb to 250 which, with a 9x multiplier, will get me to 2.225GHz with the ram running at it's recommended speed.
I mentioned the video card because I don't know how that factors into overclocking. I know changing the fsb affects the other components, but not how it specifically affects the gpu. I would think there wouldn't be any problems but I wanted to make sure.
I don't want to do any insane overclocking, but getting the opty clocked higher than a 3800+ would make it worth the extra price for the l2 cache even though the stock speed is slower imo.
Could I expect to get to 2.225GHz on this rig with no change in voltage?
-DFI UT nF4 Ultra-D
-Opteron 165 (9x250MHz)
-G.SKILL Extreme Series 2GB (2x1GB) DDR500
-eVGA 7800GT
-500w Fortron Blue Storm
I think when I upgrade my ram (which may be a couple months after building my new pc, so overclocking might have to wait) I want to go with ddr500 ram so I can set the fsb to 250 which, with a 9x multiplier, will get me to 2.225GHz with the ram running at it's recommended speed.
I mentioned the video card because I don't know how that factors into overclocking. I know changing the fsb affects the other components, but not how it specifically affects the gpu. I would think there wouldn't be any problems but I wanted to make sure.
I don't want to do any insane overclocking, but getting the opty clocked higher than a 3800+ would make it worth the extra price for the l2 cache even though the stock speed is slower imo.