Question about RAM/FSB ratio

-JeeOweDee- · Jul 19, 2007

A friend of mine recently oc'd his 3700, with the FSB set at 250, multi at 11.

His ram shows it's also running at 250mhz. But, it shows that his RAM ratio on cpu-z is at CPU/11. To my understanding shouldn't that make it a 1:1 ratio?

If not, an explanation would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

stanrc · Jul 19, 2007

i wish i could help but alas i'm just as lost as you..i hope someone else knows

haha

-JeeOweDee- · Jul 19, 2007

hehe

mithrandir · Jul 19, 2007

Yup that means his ram is running at DDR500 now.

-JeeOweDee- · Jul 19, 2007

Hmm okay thank you, that's what i thought. Just don't understand why cpu-z says otherwise.

The Duke · Jul 19, 2007

Where is the darn RAM chart...
Take a peek at it...

CPU:11 is not a 1:1, thus the variation.
http://math.gogar.com/athlon64.cgi?htt=200&showtable=1

The Duke · Jul 19, 2007

You amy even want to try the Gogar's Live calculator which may help you zero in on the best settings over all after working the How do I find the Limits of my CPU, Memory and Motherboard
Gogar's Athlon 64 OC Optimizer

-JeeOweDee- · Jul 19, 2007

Would CPU/11 be 11/12 in that case?

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=218655

there is his cpu-z

stanrc · Jul 19, 2007

the first link doesn't work (mouse over and see where its pointing) but the second link is great!

TheSubtleKnife · Jul 19, 2007

its 1:1
CPU/11=250
2750/11=250

if the CPU multiplier and the devider are the same, its a 1:1 ratio. (11/11=1)

if is computer was running a 1:2 devider, it'd be CPU/22 (2750/22=125)

-JeeOweDee- · Jul 19, 2007

Ah I see..thought is was but just wasn't sure.

Thank you guys for your help

Question about RAM/FSB ratio

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