I left the Vcore on auto because I read that it doesn't need to be raised until about 170 FSB or so. I am just wondering why BIOS and Ai Booster Utility show 3.2 GHz with a a FSB of 160 (640) and Windows and CPU-Z show 2.6 GHz with 133 FSB (533).
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Well...660 / 4 = 165. Since then I've been playing around with it. Right now I have it at 160 (640). Its shows up in BIOS and I installed Ai Booster just to play around with it and it shows up in that too. Shows it running a 3.2 GHz. But CPU-Z and Windows XP still report 2.6GHz. Is it...
I just got my new build set up and solved the northbridge overheating issue.
I am currently trying to overclock my Pentium D 805 using this mobo. I raised the FSB in the BIOS to 660 (which would give me 3.3GHz or so). The change takes effect in BIOS, but does not show up in Windows XP Pro...
I just completed the build on my new machine and have run into lotsa issues.
I got some Kingston Hyper-X DDR2 675 RAM. Motherboard will not post with this RAM in Dual Channel. Will run fine with them in DIMMs next to each other.
Here is my serious issue...
I can not run the computer...
I just read about the restocking fee, so its really not worth the hassle.
Although I am still curious to which one your would choose. I read somewhere that lower latency RAM is sometimes better than faster speeds. That is basically my question. If I hadn't had already purchased the RAM...
Here is my current setup:
ASUS P5ND2-SLI Deluxe
Pentium D 805
Nvidia Geforce 7900GS
I purchased a set of Kingston Hyper-X DDR2 675 RAM modules (1 Gig) from newegg (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820144177) for 138.99+S/H. These have a CAS timing of 4-4-4-10 at DDR2...
Hi guys. I'm new to these forums (first post), but would like to impede upon the great wisdom that lies within.
I am building a new system to replace my "Gaming" Laptop (a P4 2.6 gHz, 512 Megs RAM, Radeon 7500 Mobility). I maily play Counter-Strike Source (although play might not be a good...