Feb 3, 2010 #1 K kc7hif Weaksauce Joined Dec 14, 2004 Messages 79 Put it together and booted fine and all is well. My question is, do I need to adjust anything in the BIOS with respect to clock speeds etc? Right now it's using a multiplier of 20x133=2.66 ghz. i7 920, GA-X58A-UD3R, Corsair XMS DDR3
Put it together and booted fine and all is well. My question is, do I need to adjust anything in the BIOS with respect to clock speeds etc? Right now it's using a multiplier of 20x133=2.66 ghz. i7 920, GA-X58A-UD3R, Corsair XMS DDR3
Feb 3, 2010 #2 H HardwareGuru Supreme [H]ardness Joined Jan 5, 2007 Messages 4,772 Nope. That's how it should be.
Feb 3, 2010 #3 gwarren007 Fully [H] Joined Apr 15, 2006 Messages 25,264 I would download CPUZ and check your ram timings and voltage.
Feb 3, 2010 #4 K kc7hif Weaksauce Joined Dec 14, 2004 Messages 79 I do run coretemp and cpuz and now that I think of it, I remember seeing PC3 10600 somewhere and the memory chips are supposed to be PC3 12800: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145236 What do I need to check?
I do run coretemp and cpuz and now that I think of it, I remember seeing PC3 10600 somewhere and the memory chips are supposed to be PC3 12800: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145236 What do I need to check?
Feb 3, 2010 #5 gwarren007 Fully [H] Joined Apr 15, 2006 Messages 25,264 You should be at pc3-1600 at 1.65v
Feb 3, 2010 #6 K kc7hif Weaksauce Joined Dec 14, 2004 Messages 79 So I would need to set the voltage for one, and adjust the multiplier and bclk to: multi: 14 , bclk: 200 instead of 133? Assuming ram multiplier is x8 it's currently running at 1066 mhz?
So I would need to set the voltage for one, and adjust the multiplier and bclk to: multi: 14 , bclk: 200 instead of 133? Assuming ram multiplier is x8 it's currently running at 1066 mhz?
Feb 3, 2010 #7 gwarren007 Fully [H] Joined Apr 15, 2006 Messages 25,264 all you have to set is the ram divider 2:8 or 2:10, set the 1.65v for the ram.
Feb 3, 2010 #8 K kc7hif Weaksauce Joined Dec 14, 2004 Messages 79 2:8 is 1066-> 2:10 would be 1333 -> 2:12(if it exists) would be 1600?
Feb 3, 2010 #9 gwarren007 Fully [H] Joined Apr 15, 2006 Messages 25,264 Yes. You might need to go 2:8 and overclock to get 1600 for the ram