- Feb 27, 2004
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I have a Gigabyte DS3L and a C2D E6550 and 4GB of DDR2.
In the BIOS the memory speed options are AUTO, 2.00, 2.10...4.0+.
I'm used to seeing some type of a divider so I can raise my FSB and then lower the divider of the RAM if I need to. In this case it allows me to add a multiplier and not reduce it.
Is this how all motherboards work now?
In the BIOS the memory speed options are AUTO, 2.00, 2.10...4.0+.
I'm used to seeing some type of a divider so I can raise my FSB and then lower the divider of the RAM if I need to. In this case it allows me to add a multiplier and not reduce it.
Is this how all motherboards work now?