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Accidentally OC'ed my memory

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Nakamori

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Hey guys, I was recently using 8rdavcore to fsb-overclock my computer. The overclock went well, pushing my xp2500+ barton from 1.83 ghz to 2.01, but my DDR400 memory somehow got oc'ed to 218 mhz in the process. Everything seems to be running smoothly, but are there any issues in running a 10% oc on DDR400?
 
Use Memtest86 to see if its stable at that speed, if not raise the latencies and voltage.
 
aZn_plyR said:
highering FSB= increasing Memory speed with it.
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yes, true in all cases. except, you could just lower the fsb/ram divider...
 
Homer said:
yes, true in all cases. except, you could just lower the fsb/ram divider...
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of course, but in the op's case that is what probably happened. oh and if it runs stable then you should be fine.
 
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