I'm running a pretty old cpu
AMD Athlon 64 x2 5400+ 2.8ghz duo
and Asus Crossfire ii formula mobo
both about 5-6 years old
I tried to overclock it to get the most out of it, but when it was overclocked the pc would stutter so I reverted it back to defaults. On the systems information, my default ghz is now 2.81ghz and I still get stuttering effects now and then. I believe it's the extra 0.01ghz that's giving off the stuttering effect. Bus speed is 200mhz and multiplier is 14. Default settings but I get the extra 0.01ghz that causes stuttering.
I've lowered the multiplier to 13.5 and set the bus speed to 209 in BIOS, but on CPU-Z, it displays that my bus speed is actually 206.65. If I set the bus speed to 210 in Bios, the bus speed displayed on CPU-Z jumps to 210.37. The frequency ratio is totally off.
Is there anyway to reset the frequency ratio?
Tried flashing BIOs, didn't change a thing.
AMD Athlon 64 x2 5400+ 2.8ghz duo
and Asus Crossfire ii formula mobo
both about 5-6 years old
I tried to overclock it to get the most out of it, but when it was overclocked the pc would stutter so I reverted it back to defaults. On the systems information, my default ghz is now 2.81ghz and I still get stuttering effects now and then. I believe it's the extra 0.01ghz that's giving off the stuttering effect. Bus speed is 200mhz and multiplier is 14. Default settings but I get the extra 0.01ghz that causes stuttering.
I've lowered the multiplier to 13.5 and set the bus speed to 209 in BIOS, but on CPU-Z, it displays that my bus speed is actually 206.65. If I set the bus speed to 210 in Bios, the bus speed displayed on CPU-Z jumps to 210.37. The frequency ratio is totally off.
Is there anyway to reset the frequency ratio?
Tried flashing BIOs, didn't change a thing.
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