If anyone is interested, believe it or not, this could boost your reads and writes by a small amount, couple of hundred.
If your board supports manual strap to north bridge adjustments, and you have it set at 400 Mhz because your OC is good, try simply setting it to the 333 strap and then selecting the memory speed that it was nearest to. (It wont allow for a similar selection if your memory is already high, or you are running a berserk divider, which is useless anyways.)
Technically, your MoBo May be on Auto, and using this strap, however, most of us are in sync at 400 FSB anyways, so would use the 400 Mhz strap, and so would Auto, just change it to 333, and select 801 Mhz, or its equivalent.
Make sure you Read/Write/Copy/Latency test your memory first! Then go into the bios and try it.
If its not simply using the strap to force a Trd change, then I did something else...
::Scratches head.::
And who knows what that was...
Mention if you get the speed boost...
--Lupi
If your board supports manual strap to north bridge adjustments, and you have it set at 400 Mhz because your OC is good, try simply setting it to the 333 strap and then selecting the memory speed that it was nearest to. (It wont allow for a similar selection if your memory is already high, or you are running a berserk divider, which is useless anyways.)
Technically, your MoBo May be on Auto, and using this strap, however, most of us are in sync at 400 FSB anyways, so would use the 400 Mhz strap, and so would Auto, just change it to 333, and select 801 Mhz, or its equivalent.
Make sure you Read/Write/Copy/Latency test your memory first! Then go into the bios and try it.
If its not simply using the strap to force a Trd change, then I did something else...
::Scratches head.::
And who knows what that was...
Mention if you get the speed boost...
--Lupi