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nguyen1025

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im a noob to ocing but tell me if i'm right here....if i bumped by fsb to 250 and had my ram oced to lets say 235mhz, I would have to run like a 9/10 divider to get my system stable?
 
another question, where on this picture is the FSB MULTIPLIER (the one that can't go over 1000) http://img.neoseeker.com/v_image.php?articleid=1770I=5
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LDT/FSB Frequency ratio. Generally, set it to 3x if you plan on overclocking.

A 9/10 divider would put your ram at 225mhz if your HT is at 250. Its basically 90% of the speed of your HT. Whether it will be stable will depend on your ram being able to handle the speed and your cpu is running find after the OC.
 
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