Originally Posted by YiffyGriffy Tried more vcore? Could also be your board doesn't have AGP/PCI locks. |
Originally Posted by NoAffinity Do you know what timings the RAM is rated for? I don't think it will make a difference, as you are not yet even running at the RAM's rated speed, but it wouldn't hurt to change CAS Latency from 2.5 to 3, just as a tester. All in all, that's not a bad initial overclock on a Williamette. The most my old 1.6 ever did was 2010 mhz...and then it died. ![]() |
Originally Posted by NoAffinity After locking PCI/AGP, the aforementioned tweaking of RAM timings and vcore adjustments would be your next steps. |
Originally Posted by NoAffinity After locking PCI/AGP, the aforementioned tweaking of RAM timings and vcore adjustments would be your next steps. |
Originally Posted by closter12 no sign of being able to lock it... but i can change the frequencies, same with DDR reference voltage and AGP VDDQ voltage. which freq. for AGP/PCI: 66.66/33.33 72.73/36.36 80.00/40.00 ? |
Originally Posted by Realm_walker lol sry if this sounds noobish but could he not raise his fsb to 200 and lower his multi for the same clock speed and a better FSB? *this is assuming both his mobo and RAM support 200FSB would this cause issues? just wonderin... |
Originally Posted by YiffyGriffy Intel processors have the multipliers locked, can't change them. |
Originally Posted by closter12 my "512mb" is 2 x256.. and only one of them is rated at 200Mhz, i think the others only 166. |
Originally Posted by YiffyGriffy Intel processors have the multipliers locked, can't change them. |
Originally Posted by Realm_walker Ahh ic, are they unlockable like some AMD procs? or are they like my da*n sempron *glares at it* and its not unlockable. Ahh ic, this would hold you down then, but you could still go for that instead of 125. but after hearing about the multi lock then maybe not... I do amd, not intel |