I bought a new system last friday and it shipped from newegg and came two days ago. I Built it on a EVGA 680i LT MoBo and I have a E6750.
I don't see the regular FSB ratings and i've searched throughout the BIOS. I have a Phoenix Technologies Bios 6.00Pg, bios.
Here are the screenshots, im not completely new at OCing but I don't see any regular FSB options? Can anyone offer me some help, much appreciated, thanks in advance.
Advanced Chipset Features -> FSB & Memory Config -> Change FSB -Memory Clock Mode to Linked or Unlinked. This should allow you to change the FSB and Memory values.
Edit: Also, all I did was go to eVGA's site, open up the manual, and look for it.
Message edited by cnumartyr on 12-09-2007 at 07:10:47 AM
I did mess around with the linked or unlinked, nothing ungreys it? Well the top stays greyed out but the bottom lets me edit a 1333 FSB. Just curious as I may sound like an idiot, but shouldn;t the FSB be 333 x 8 = 2666 ?
I did mess around with the linked or unlinked, nothing ungreys it? Well the top stays greyed out but the bottom lets me edit a 1333 FSB. Just curious as I may sound like an idiot, but shouldn;t the FSB be 333 x 8 = 2666 ?
FSB is not CPU speed. It's Quad Data Rate, or four times the Bus Speed, all the time.
Editing the QDR FSB of 1333 will let you overclock because a QDR FSB of 1600 will be a bus speed of 400, which for the CPU will be 400x8 or 3.2 GHz.
I had a similar problem with my old pentium D Evilonigiri is right you're going to the wrong place try messing around a bit. And if you're not using sli try changing you're mobo to P5K i got one and ther're really good for overclocking.
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