how to set in bios an amd 3200+ at 3000+?

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a7n8x-e deluxe
ddr400
amd 3200+

Ok, the case is that my memo can't run fine at 400, so i need to put it at
333.
The problem here it's that in auto bios config, my mobo said i had a 2500+.

Question: can't i put my cpu at 3000+ at 333? or something above 2500+? i
try change the fsb a 180 and do not work. Try to change the multiplicity
values, and the mobo reports 1100mhz or something like that!

I am doom?

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Yucks, I didn't even try that option, i just though that the fsb of the
cpu-memo has to be the same!

gosh, i'm so blind!

That works perfect, thanks a lot!


"Paul" <nospam@needed.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:nospam-1706051332310001@192.168.1.178...
> In article <d8ukgp$o6k$1@domitilla.aioe.org>, "Vin" <vin@adinet.com.uy>
> wrote:
>
>> a7n8x-e deluxe
>> ddr400
>> amd 3200+
>>
>> Ok, the case is that my memo can't run fine at 400, so i need to put it
>> at
>> 333.
>> The problem here it's that in auto bios config, my mobo said i had a
>> 2500+.
>>
>> Question: can't i put my cpu at 3000+ at 333? or something above 2500+? i
>> try change the fsb a 180 and do not work. Try to change the multiplicity
>> values, and the mobo reports 1100mhz or something like that!
>>
>> I am doom?
>
> 2200 (3200+) OPGA 200 512 11x 1.65V 85oC 60.4W
> 1833 (2500+) OPGA 166 512 11x 1.65V 85oC 53.7W
>
> The multiplier is probably locked. Simply changing the clock from
> 200 to 166 will cause the core clock to drop from 2200MHz to 1833MHz.
>
> Leave the clock at 200Mhz.
>
> If you look in the BIOS, there is a setting called "Memory Frequency".
> The [Sync] setting is what you would use, if you want the FSB and
> the memory to run at the same speed. Sync is the equivalent of 100%.
> In your case, you are asking how to "turn down" the memory, and
> a setting of 83% will result in FSB400/DDR333 combo.
>
> After making this change, test again with memtest86+ and Prime95.
> This change is not always stable.
>
> Paul