Asus A7V333 : Question about OCing

BentValve

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I have had this board for around 6 months and changed CPUs to an Athlon T-Bred which I found out would OC pretty good...I cranked the FSB up to as high as 163mhz and the system ran good, however I also dont know anything about OCing and I did not realize that this is too fast for my PCI and AGP ports so I lowered it to 155mhz.........but then I realized that the PC2700 is only running at 310mhz not 333mhz.....I backed the fsb down to 133mhz and cranked up the multiplier instead. Now the ram runs at 333mhz but I wish I could crank up my FSB a little more without
it affecting the ram speeds.
There are no options to change the ram speeeds (as far as I can tell) other than the CPU/memory ratio which can be set at auto or 1:1.

Please tell me how I can run my ram at 333mhz and my fsb at 155mhz oir higher. ....or is this just not possible?

TIA
 

rogue1979

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Lower the cpu multiplier and crank the fsb to 166MHz, then you will have a 1/5 pci divider. Bump the DDR voltage up a little bit and start with relaxed memory timings, then test and crank the timings up slowly.
 

BentValve

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Originally posted by: rogue1979
Lower the cpu multiplier and crank the fsb to 166MHz, then you will have a 1/5 pci divider. Bump the DDR voltage up a little bit and start with relaxed memory timings, then test and crank the timings up slowly.



I did that and SiSoft Sandra still says my PCI and AGP bus are too high,.

AGP is showing up at 84mhz, 4x84mhz (336mhz)
PCI-- 1/4x 42mhz
FSB and Ram -- 2x167mhz (334mhz)

 

BDSM

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Hey I have the same problem! Does the a7v333 support the 1/5 divisor or not?

Sandra says it doesn't!

Is there any way to test what speed the agp and pci is running at?
 

mechBgon

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Sandra is full of baloney. :D The 1/5 divider was enabled with about the 1012 BIOS or so.