p4c800 ratio

vshah

Lifer
Sep 20, 2003
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is there a way to change the fsb/ram ratio? as of right no i can't boot w/ ddr400 set when my fsb is anything over 220 or so...kinda annoying...i'm pretty sure i've looked through everything, if i'm missing something obvious, smack me.
thanks,
-Vivan
 

bacillus

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Jan 6, 2001
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change your dram frequency from auto or 400 to 333MHz!
you'll then be running your memory 5:4
 

Camofrog

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there are many settings that can be adjusted i would sudgest;
set it to manual adjust in BIOS, then start changing things one at a time, and restarting to make sure it is working.
first i would change you fsb prob to ~230 to ~250 is safe,
change your mem freq to 320mhz 5:4 if you are using pc3200, it prob will not like the 400mhz 1:1
memory excel mode = enabled
performance mode= turbo
may need to up voltages but if leave at auto they prob ok
can also change the latency un the "configure dram by SPD' =disable then can adjust them depending on what kind of RAM you have will depend on the stability here but CL 2-3-3-6 prob ok
assuming you are using WinXP i found a interesting thing that even tho i had Hyperthreading tech enabled in BIOS it was not in working in windows, i had to disable it - reboot, windows finds that it has a multiproccessor does its thing - reboot - then enable it and it works fine now.
I would sudgest you DL a program like SISandra to moniter and benchmark so you can figure which configuration works best.