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cpu-Z ????? OC Problems?? HELP
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I just put together a new rig GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3P mobo, E6400, 4gb G Skill, 150 WD raptor hard drive, all running vista premium. My 8800 is on back order so I haven't gotten to serious with OCn. But I did knock it up a little just for the fun of it and I am pretty new at this and just couldn't help myself.
The wierd part is everything is telling me different numbers:
Vista says it is now 2.63Ghz instead of 2.13Ghz Vista exp now 5.6 up from 5.1
EverstHome says it is running 2.664Ghz but with a multiplier of 11.5! I dont think that is even possible.
Now for the bad part:
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CPU-Z
says that the core is only running at 1998.0 MHz with a multiplier of 6!and that in not even the worst part it is showing that my RAM is running at 5-7-7-19!
I am really confused here! The machine is definatly running better since I have been messing with it but....
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If any one is familiar with this mobo or can help me out at akk it would be greatly appreciated
The wierd part is everything is telling me different numbers:
Vista says it is now 2.63Ghz instead of 2.13Ghz Vista exp now 5.6 up from 5.1
EverstHome says it is running 2.664Ghz but with a multiplier of 11.5! I dont think that is even possible.
Now for the bad part:
CPU-Z
says that the core is only running at 1998.0 MHz with a multiplier of 6!and that in not even the worst part it is showing that my RAM is running at 5-7-7-19!
I am really confused here! The machine is definatly running better since I have been messing with it but....
If any one is familiar with this mobo or can help me out at akk it would be greatly appreciated
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So you have set your FSB to 333? Seeing as you're useing an E6400 your clock frequency should be 333 x 8 = 2.66Ghz (Provided you didn't lower the multipler).
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Everest simply isn't reading your multiplier correctly, are you useing the latest version or did you lower the multipler when you overclocked?
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Your multiplier will be lowered to x6 by EIST whenever your CPU isn't being used much. This is a technology intended to reduce power requirements in low operational states. You can disable EIST from within your motherboard's BIOS.
As for your RAM timeings it looks like the SPD is simply setting the incorrect timeings. All you need to do is enter your BIOS and set the appropriate timeings manually. Please consult your motherboard manual to see where the option is in your BIOS to adjust memory timeings.
Originally Posted by Thedev Vista says it is now 2.63Ghz instead of 2.13Ghz Vista exp now 5.6 up from 5.1 |
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Originally Posted by Thedev EverstHome says it is running 2.664Ghz but with a multiplier of 11.5! I dont think that is even possible. |
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Originally Posted by Thedev Now for the bad part:
CPU-Z says that the core is only running at 1998.0 MHz with a multiplier of 6!and that in not even the worst part it is showing that my RAM is running at 5-7-7-19! |
As for your RAM timeings it looks like the SPD is simply setting the incorrect timeings. All you need to do is enter your BIOS and set the appropriate timeings manually. Please consult your motherboard manual to see where the option is in your BIOS to adjust memory timeings.
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