Hey folks. I just started playing around with this setup again:
7750 Kuma BE CPU + Asus M3N72-D. All stock coolers.
The multiplier in the BIOS seems to have no effect. I can only gain performance via changing the FSB.
Windows reports the speed change, but CPU-Z and HWMonitor both report the stock 13.5 multiplier.
I believe I read somewhere that Nvidia chipsets can't modify the core multiplier of AMD chips. Is this true?
Also, my BIOS monitor shows the correct assignment of temps for the cpu and motherboard, however every reporting software I have tried seems to switch the two. What's up with that?
Lastly, if a board is reporting acceptable temps; is it still likely to burn out other components that are non-reported? For example with GPU's, if you push them to hard without cooling the voltage chips, you can fry those.
Thanks for the read,
Flappy
7750 Kuma BE CPU + Asus M3N72-D. All stock coolers.
The multiplier in the BIOS seems to have no effect. I can only gain performance via changing the FSB.
Windows reports the speed change, but CPU-Z and HWMonitor both report the stock 13.5 multiplier.
I believe I read somewhere that Nvidia chipsets can't modify the core multiplier of AMD chips. Is this true?
Also, my BIOS monitor shows the correct assignment of temps for the cpu and motherboard, however every reporting software I have tried seems to switch the two. What's up with that?
Lastly, if a board is reporting acceptable temps; is it still likely to burn out other components that are non-reported? For example with GPU's, if you push them to hard without cooling the voltage chips, you can fry those.
Thanks for the read,
Flappy









