cokker

I know how you feel mate, i was lucky to get this rig with the large amount of ear bashing i got off the wife, im not aloud anything else now for a few months

If i mention the letters SLI i get a slap upside the head and told off for cussing

Sorry for going off topic sniper

cokker

If you lower the 400Mhz to 333Mhz that gave me 50Mhz on the FSB to o/c before the ram hit 400Mhz again

ShaggyTed

yeah I used 333mhz and maxed memory out at 260mhz fsb.... game me 434mhz on the memory clock

mine was just shy of 40mhz.... at 400mhz memory would clock out at 224mhz fsb

sniperscope

how do I calculate what I need to set the ram clock to then? (in relevance to the CPU speed/ FSB).

Thanks for the help guys

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cokker

The best thing to do is set the ram to 333Mhz, and o'c the FSB 10Mhz at a time, everytime you boot into windows open CPUZ and check the Memory tab to see how fast yor ram is running at

Fusion Racing

practically, set it to 333mhz, then oc it until it wont go any more

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cokker

In a nutshell yeah

sniperscope

thanks a lot guys. At the present moment, I'm running @ 2.6Ghz and ram is at 440.8mhz (2.4Ghz and 400mhz stock). I'm still on stock cooling so I need to be careful how far I go. CHeers guys, reps for all

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ShaggyTed

Sorry I couldn't find info on what frequency equals what dividers but if you stick to what we said it works wonders

Shaggyt

2.608ghz and memory at 434mhz with 333 divider

Rumpus01

Hey guys. I'm getting 2.62GHz with that 333 divider, but my games freeze after about 2 minutes of gameplay. Is this really the only OC this system can do? Wow... haha. Can't we up the voltage a tad or something?


NVM... lol sorry