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Jaggar
ive figured out alot of things on my quest to perfect my computers performance. heres the deal. when i leave my cpu clock at default speeds 2.4GHZ my video card runs at pci-eX no problem.....

when i set the FSb to like 450 which makes my ram run at 900MHZ with a multiplyer of 8 giving me a 3.6 GHZ overclock. which is good. however once ive done this my video card is only going at pci-eX1.... and i dont know why.. how could i maintain my overclock and still get my video card to run at pci-ex16 and not x1 like it has been for the past 8 months and i didnt know about it.
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DO you have anything in the BIOS set to "auto" if yes the take it off and set them manually.
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Jaggar
yes i do, but those are like northbridge and southbridge voltages and stuff, and i dont kow what they aer sopsoed to be set at
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Jaggar
thats it!! i set the northbridge voltage to about 1.45 or sumthin and the southbridge voltage to 1.6 and now shes running at 16x. becnhamrking now
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Jaggar
MUCH BETTER, ITS OVER DOUBLED. but is it about right for my system?
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Jaggar
now that ive gotten the pci-e situated out,

what woud be the best overclock to get me to 3.6ghz

lower muliyplier higher FSB? ot lower FSB and higher multiplier.

options 400FSBx9
450FSBx8
515FSBx7
600fsb x6
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93C? wow
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Jaggar
yea it says these GPU can go up to 130C.. and ofcourse 96 when i was running the benchmarking stress test
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Originally Posted by Jaggar View Post
yea it says these GPU can go up to 130C.. and ofcourse 96 when i was running the benchmarking stress test
Obviously if you could keep it a lot colder it would run a lot better, heat = resistance, resistance = less performance.
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