Ok got a question...
I bought an AMD 3000+ / 333Mhz cpu
and my motherboard supports up to 400Mhz FSB
I'm guessing however that I will be setting the FSB Frequency to 166Mhz (MB supports 100Mhz > 266Mhz FSB frequency settings) right?
and the Memory frequency to 200% of the FSB...
So the Memory Frequency will become 2x166=332Mhz
Now the MB is an nForce2, and I am wonder how does the Dual DDR work with these settings?
Also, I didn't realize that the memory frequency was limited to only 2x the FSB, otherwise I would have just bought the DDR333 instead of the DDR400.
Another thing is, would I be able to run the memory at DDR333 instead of DDR400, and use lower Memory Timings, and still keep the memory pretty stable?
I believe the memory is 6-3-3-2.5
I haven't really had a chance other than open the boxes real quick, before I had to goto work, but managed to grab the MB manual, so I'm reading through it right now
I bought an AMD 3000+ / 333Mhz cpu
and my motherboard supports up to 400Mhz FSB
I'm guessing however that I will be setting the FSB Frequency to 166Mhz (MB supports 100Mhz > 266Mhz FSB frequency settings) right?
and the Memory frequency to 200% of the FSB...
So the Memory Frequency will become 2x166=332Mhz
Now the MB is an nForce2, and I am wonder how does the Dual DDR work with these settings?
Also, I didn't realize that the memory frequency was limited to only 2x the FSB, otherwise I would have just bought the DDR333 instead of the DDR400.
Another thing is, would I be able to run the memory at DDR333 instead of DDR400, and use lower Memory Timings, and still keep the memory pretty stable?
I believe the memory is 6-3-3-2.5
I haven't really had a chance other than open the boxes real quick, before I had to goto work, but managed to grab the MB manual, so I'm reading through it right now
