The temps seem fine when its fully loaded and idle (36 idle - 53 fully loaded).
Problem: I read that having my FSB-DRAM ratio set to 1:1 could really improve my performance. I have it set at auto at the moment and its at 5:6 which to be honest, i have no idea if thats good or bad. When i set the ratio to 1:1 and save&exit my comp beeps for around 4 seconds then loads up i 'think' in 'system saftey' mode .
Any advice or info anyone could give would be most welcome please. Would like to get the max out of the system i have but dont want to go any further , overclocking CPU wise, until i can fix this problem.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that Nvidia chipset motherboards for Intel run the RAM independently from the CPU FSB. It's the Intel chipsets that get a slight boost from 1:1. I could be wrong though, I have an Intel chipset
Set to auto, the motherboard should be reading the SPD settings programmed into the RAM. If your system beeps after setting the RAM ratio to 1:1, there is something definitely wrong. Download and install CPU-Z, check the memory tab and verify what ratio you are currently running when set to auto, post back the results and we'll see if anything looks amiss.
Well its at 1:1, running at 333.3 , 5-5-5-13-17 (<-- not sure what that means O.o)
Getting two new 1g sticks soon, it will be find adding them to the x2 512mb sticks i have at the moment with all the messing about i have done right ?
Well its at 1:1, running at 333.3 , 5-5-5-13-17 (<-- not sure what that means O.o)
Getting two new 1g sticks soon, it will be find adding them to the x2 512mb sticks i have at the moment with all the messing about i have done right ?
Should be fine. As for your RAM, I believe you can put it at 4-4-4-12 (this is memory latency), under 333mhz, if you have CL5 DDR2-800 RAM.
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