So here is my question:
I am running DDR 800Mhz (ie. 400 Mhz) at 4-4-4-15, CAS 4 at 2.0V. My CPU clock is set to 267Mhz by default. People here have said I need to get it to a 1:1 ratio or best performance, so I need to raise my CPU clock to 400 Mhz to achieve that.
If I raise it to 400Mhz, my CPU speed will become 3.6Ghz (I currently have a 9X multiplier set as default on my mobo). SO, if I change that multiplier to 6X, I will be able to achieve my 2.4 Ghz stock speed on my CPU, as well as get the 1:1 RAM to CPU clock ratio.
Will this work? Whats the catch? What are the advantages and disadvantages?
THANKS!!!! :lol:
I am running DDR 800Mhz (ie. 400 Mhz) at 4-4-4-15, CAS 4 at 2.0V. My CPU clock is set to 267Mhz by default. People here have said I need to get it to a 1:1 ratio or best performance, so I need to raise my CPU clock to 400 Mhz to achieve that.
If I raise it to 400Mhz, my CPU speed will become 3.6Ghz (I currently have a 9X multiplier set as default on my mobo). SO, if I change that multiplier to 6X, I will be able to achieve my 2.4 Ghz stock speed on my CPU, as well as get the 1:1 RAM to CPU clock ratio.
Will this work? Whats the catch? What are the advantages and disadvantages?
THANKS!!!! :lol: