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I'm trying to OC my new sig rig. And I know I have to adjust the FSB with the CPU multiplier to get the outcome. But in the BIOS for the Asus Striker II Extreme, the FSB is called the QDR.

Now I know that the boards setting will allow between 100mHz and 750mHz, BUT the QDR wants input numbers between 400 and 3000....

How do I convert the QDR to the FSB so that I know what numbers I want to put in to achieve the FSB I want??

Edit: Sorry I put this in the wrong forum, can someone please move it to the Intel Motherboard section?

 

[Bitemarks and bloodstains]

QDR= Quad Data Rate so 266MHz is 1066 to get 3.6GHZ you need a FSB of 400MHz or 1600QDR

 

[Toonshorty]

FSB is quad pumped so maybe the QDR is already quad-pumped.

For example 200 FSB = 800 QDR

? Just a guess ?

 

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Ah, Thank you so much.

 

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Do you think I could get to 3.0GHz (with a 1.3250VID) with stock VCore?

 

[Toonshorty]

I don't know much about the the multi-core CPUs at all really as I own a Intel P4 but am upgrading soon. 1.5VID is the max so 1.325 should be fine, if its unstable push it a little more.

 

[error10]

Sure you can get 3.0GHz at stock or very nearly stock voltage. Just set FSB QDR to 1333 and reboot. If it isn't stable, bump the CPU voltage up a notch or two.