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P4P800 Fsb settings and Ram equivalent table

benjamat

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Thought this might be usefull for P4P800 owners

P4C FSB & Memory Permutations.

P4C 2.4 Ghz

P4C X Divider FSB Set GHZ Out Memory DDR
2400 12 1 1 200 2.40 200 400
12 5 4 200 2.40 160 320
12 3 2 200 2.40 133 267

2400 12 5 4 210 2.52 168 336
5.4 12 5 4 220 2.64 176 352
12 5 4 230 2.76 184 368
12 5 4 240 2.88 192 384
12 5 4 250 3.00 200 400
12 5 4 260 3.12 208 416
12 5 4 270 3.24 216 432
3.2 12 3 2 210 2.52 140 280
12 3 2 220 2.64 147 293
12 3 2 230 2.76 153 307
12 3 2 240 2.88 160 320
12 3 2 250 3.00 167 333
12 3 2 260 3.12 173 347
12 3 2 270 3.24 180 360

P4C 2.6 Ghz
P4C X Divider FSB Set GHZ Out Memory DDR
2600 13 5 4 210 2.73 168 336
5.4 13 5 4 220 2.86 176 352
13 5 4 230 2.99 184 368
13 5 4 240 3.12 192 384
13 5 4 250 3.25 200 400
13 5 4 260 3.38 208 416
13 5 4 270 3.51 216 432
3.2 13 3 2 210 2.73 140 280
13 3 2 220 2.86 147 293
13 3 2 230 2.99 153 307
13 3 2 240 3.12 160 320
13 3 2 250 3.25 167 333
13 3 2 260 3.38 173 347
13 3 2 270 3.51 180 360

P4C 2.8 Ghz
P4C X Divider FSB Set GHZ Out Memory DDR
2800 14 1 1 200 2.80 200 400
2800 14 5 4 200 2.80 160 320
2800 14 3 2 200 2.80 133 267

2800 14 5 4 210 2.94 168 336
5.4 14 5 4 220 3.08 176 352
14 5 4 230 3.22 184 368
14 5 4 240 3.36 192 384
14 5 4 250 3.50 200 400
14 5 4 260 3.64 208 416
14 5 4 270 3.78 216 432
3.2 14 3 2 210 2.94 140 280
14 3 2 220 3.08 147 293
14 3 2 230 3.22 153 307
14 3 2 240 3.36 160 320
14 3 2 250 3.50 167 333
14 3 2 260 3.64 173 347
14 3 2 270 3.78 180 360

Example - 2.4c O/C to 250mhz runs at standard PC2700 memory speed with 3.2 divider = 3.0ghz

However a 2.8c at 250mhz whilst running stock 166 (333) for PC2700 would need to achieve 3.5ghz (Very High)
To run a 2.4c at 3.2ghz the fsb needs to be 267mhz with 3.2 divider giving 355mhz memory settings (Possible with good PC2700)

Hope this is usefull



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Well that idea didn't work, clearly you cannot maintain columns in the posting with original word format.😱
 
ok this is closest thread i could find to answer my question... can i run a "c" series with ddr 333? without a performance drop or anything? i dont plan on over clocking and really dont want to buy expensive memory now if newer ddr2 will be out in next 6 months or so but would like to upgrade my 2.26 (533) to a 2.6 or 2.8 c series. so basically asking if performace will be hit by using my 333 memory?
thanks for any help
 
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