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DFI 790fx m2rs & 5000+ Noob Help.
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07-12-08
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DFI 790fx m2rs & 5000+ Noob Help.
Hey guys, I just got my 5000+BE & DFI 790fx m2rs in yesterday and Its all installed and up and ready. Now I would love to OC this guy to its full potential but this being my first build, I'm not sure where to go.
I did the updated patch using WinFlash, but I'm not sure if I did it right. Is there a way I can tell if it was updated correctly? I load into my BIOS and looked under GENIEBIOS, and wow... there are a lot of settings. But the one thing that I really want to find is the Multiplier setting. Where is this located and what is it called? Sorry for being such a n00b 
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Welcome to the forums. what you are looking for is the CPU multi. It's in the bios under cpu/front side freq setting
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For some reason, I can't find it. Anyone with this board know the exact steps to take to get to this?
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This is what I see:
GENIEBIOS
- Timing Mode = Manual (I set it to that from Auto) - Mem. Clock Value or Limit = DDR400 - CPU Clock Ratio = Auto (This is the only place where I see things such as x13,x14, etc.) - Cool & Quiet = Disabled (I set it to that from Auto) - Spread Spectrum - Disabled - CPU Host/HTT Clock = 200MHz - CPU Host/HTT Bootup Clock = 200MHz - CPU Host/HTT Adjust Gap = 5MHz - PCIE CLock = 100MHz.
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Bump for help?
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.... I believe that the CPU Clock Ratio would be the CPU multi.
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Yeah, thats what I was thinking too, but since I'm not sure, and havn't got an offical answer, I rather not touch something that I don't know what it will do...
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SpyKe, all you would have to do is set it to something other than the default of x13, for example x12, and then check it against the value in CPU-Z to see if it matches.... if it does, then you know you have found the CPU multi.
I hope that helps!
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Last edited by winginit : 07-12-08 at 06:04 PM. |
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Awesome! That was so EASY! Though, now I can't get my processor to run stable after x15. Once I get it to 15.5, it loads to windows but as soon as I run Prime95, it crashes. If I run it at x16, it quickly shows BSOD then cycles through POST again, and repeats.
I know I need to raise my voltage now, but where do I do that? Again, I'm sorry for being such a n00b at this, but you gotta start somewhere right?
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Bump for help?
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