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karan.t · 07-04-08

CPU Config

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CPU Ratio - MANUAL
Ratio CMOS Setting - 9
C1E Support - DISABLE
Max CPUID Value Limit - DISABLE
Vanderpool Technology - ENABLE
CPU TM Function - ENABLE
Execute Disable Bit - ENABLE
PECI - ENABLE

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AI Overclocking - MANUAL
CPU Ratio Control _ MANUAL
Ratio CMOS Setting -9

FSB Strap to North Bridge - AUTO
FSB Frequency - 333
PCIE Frequency - 100

DRAM Frequency - DDR2 - 800MHz
DRAM Command Rate - 1T
DRAM Timing Control - MANUAL
CAS# Latency - 4 DRAM Clocks
RAS# to CAS# Delay - 4 DRAM Clocks
RAS# Precharge - 4 DRAM Clocks
RAS# Active Time - 15 DRAM Clocks
RAS# to RAS# Delay - AUTO
Row Refresh Cycle Time - AUTO
Write Recovery Time - AUTO
Write Read Time - AUTO
DRAM Statics Read Read Control - DISABLE

Transaction Booster - DISABLE
Relax Level - 0
Clock Over Charge Mode - AUTO
CPU Spread Spectrum - DISABLE
PCIE Spread Spectrum - DISABLE

CPU Voltage - 1.3152v
CPU Voltage Reference - AUTO
CPU Voltage Damper - ENABLE
CPU PLL Voltage - AUTO
DRAM Voltage - 1.90v
FSB Termination Voltage - 1.40v
North Bridge Voltage - 1.40v
North Bridge Reference - AUTO
South Bridge Voltage - 1.20v

I would take pics of the Bios Settings but my cam is not here

how can i improve these settings, i dont want to clock more, but make it run as smooth as i can

0rion · 07-04-08

Well, if it runs smooth as it is, and you arent looking for more clocks, Id say keep it as it is. You could add more vcore to make sure it never needs more voltage I suppose.

Something you may want to consider, is enabling the transaction booster. I had mine disabled forever, leaving it exactly like you have it now. I then decided to play with it, and found that I can run Boost level 2 and be totally stable. If you want to get some more performance from the rig without overclocking it more, try those settings. Enable it and see if it gets to windows, then try levels 1, 2, and 3. Each level gives your memory performance a noticable boost. Here are my results, from a previous thread about it..

Boost level 0:
Ram Read: 8278 mb/sec
Ram Write: 7501 mb/sec
Ram Copy: 7676 mb/sec
Ram Latency: 61.7ns

Boost level 1:
Ram Read: 8530 mb/sec
Ram Write: 7471 mb/sec
Ram Copy: 7843 mb/sec
Ram Latency: 59.3ns

Boost level 2:
Ram Read: 8796 mb/sec
Ram Write: 7503 mb/sec
Ram Copy: 7921 mb/sec
Ram Latency: 56.6ns

If your ram is only rated for 1.9v, dont exceed it for the sake of this. But if they are rated for 2.0 or 2.1v, you might think about increasing the voltage to gain some boost levels. Mine got to boost level 2 with no voltage increase at all.

karan.t · 07-04-08

2.2V EVP - OCZ's unique Extended Voltage Protection feature allows PC2-6400 modules to handle voltages up to 2.2V ±5% and still be covered by our Lifetime Warranty.

i cant turn on
Transaction Booster

it gives me the Overclocking Bug with my RAM

thanx - karan.t

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