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NoGuru · 08-07-09

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Originally Posted by 18 is # 1

On my Abit mobo GTLRF was clearly marked and adjustable by percent, so I'm puzzled. How is it marked and how is it figured?

CPU Reference: 0.760 (aka CPU GTL Ref, set this value when CPU Term is at 1,20 because it changes/scales with the CPU Term, this one is a bit tough to explain but in short, this one helps to have the CPU stable when increasing bus speed)

supaspoon · 08-07-09

To the best of my understanding this chipset basically just marks it as the actual #. The percentage you'd see on your old board is likely to avoid the scaling we see on this board. Would make sense, that the value scales w/ the vtt to maintain the same approximate 'percentage' value. Though on that part I'm just speculating.

The nvidia boards generally run these values as +XXmv, with +00mv being equivalent to .76 as we see it on this chipset.

TheWolfe · 08-07-09

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Originally Posted by NoGuru

@thewolf fill out the MIT form a gave you a few pages back, it's a lot easier for all of us to work with rather then big pictures. Have you loaded optimized defaults?

Do you know how long it would take to do that? I'd have to write down every question on a piece of paper, restart, go into BIOS, write everything down, restart, come back, and type it all up. These pictures are way easier. They provide all the info you need, and there is no chance of a typo or error.
Would you prefer SMALL pictures? I'm confused, pictures should be much easier to read than a wall of text of specs.

I have no idea what "loading optimized defaults" is. Just read my last post, that's all the info I have.

Bal3Wolf · 08-07-09

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Originally Posted by TheWolfe

Do you know how long it would take to do that? I'd have to write down every question on a piece of paper, restart, go into BIOS, write everything down, restart, come back, and type it all up. These pictures are way easier. They provide all the info you need, and there is no chance of a typo or error.
Would you prefer SMALL pictures? I'm confused, pictures should be much easier to read than a wall of text of specs.

I have no idea what "loading optimized defaults" is. Just read my last post, that's all the info I have.

Well considering you are taking pics it will be easy to get your settings from them alot easyer to compare when everyone is using the same stuff to compare.

MoboMatt333 · 08-07-09

Hey TheWolf. how in the hell did you get your multiplier up to 10.5. The Gigabyte mobo you list will only go to 8.5.

edit: Are you using a 23" Acer crt.

supaspoon · 08-07-09

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Originally Posted by MoboMatt333

Hey TheWolf. how in the hell did you get your multiplier up to 10.5. The Gigabyte mobo you list will only go to 8.5.

edit: Are you using a 23" Acer crt.

The max multi is dictated by the chip, not the board.

MoboMatt333 · 08-07-09

I'd like to know what chip set is in there

NoGuru · 08-07-09

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Originally Posted by TheWolfe

Do you know how long it would take to do that? I'd have to write down every question on a piece of paper, restart, go into BIOS, write everything down, restart, come back, and type it all up. These pictures are way easier. They provide all the info you need, and there is no chance of a typo or error.
Would you prefer SMALL pictures? I'm confused, pictures should be much easier to read than a wall of text of specs.

I have no idea what "loading optimized defaults" is. Just read my last post, that's all the info I have.

Yes I know how long it would take! About 5 min. Print out the MIT form, go to bios and write them down. After you post them I we can change them so you can see what needs to be changed. Optimized defaults will set all the values of the cpu into the MOBO.
I am here to help you, but if you don't like my style maybe someone else should help you. Good luck.

supaspoon · 08-07-09

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Originally Posted by MoboMatt333

I'd like to know what chip set is in there

What do you mean? The chip is in his sig. chip being the cpu ofc.

NoGuru · 08-07-09

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Originally Posted by MoboMatt333

Hey TheWolf. how in the hell did you get your multiplier up to 10.5. The Gigabyte mobo you list will only go to 8.5.

edit: Are you using a 23" Acer crt.

The multi goes by the cpu not the MOBO. For examples my CPU has a multi of 9.

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