name='sacha35' said:Excellent mate you have done very well there, you want to try and tighten the memory settings up a bit now as this will make your apps run that bit faster,
Highland3r said:Can you grab a pic of the bios settings used please? Or list them
Cheers
maverik-sg1 said:Good job - nice to see the effort/advise paid off, not sure what left in teh tank at 300mhz - those timing look pretty slick already
Cheers
Mav
sacha35 said:Hi andy looks very good mate, now try and tighten up the settings to somthing like this.
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name='Highland3r' said:Odd Divisor Correct to disable and try again mateRams only running at 262mhz at the mo
Highland3r said:Ram speed is calculated based off the CPU speed.
So in this case, with ODC disabled 300*7 = 2100, 2100/7 = 300 (which is ram speed)
ODC rounds up any odd CPU multi's to the nearest even one.
So the ram is divided by the next even multi, and the CPU speed runs off the current "odd" multi
So in this case: 300*7 = 2100, but with ODC enabled ram speed = 2100/8 = 262
BigAndy said:So is it mean that @ HTT 300 my RAM still run's only at 262MHz???
But why CPU-Z reading it as 300MHz???
Highland3r said:CPU-z cant "read" the ODC setting yet. Think its corrected in a later release though
<edit> CPU-z 1.33.1 should read ODC correctly </edit>