I have an ECS IC780M-A motherboard with a X2 550 and DDR2 800 RAM. The M.I.B. II overclocking utility is a little confusing to me and I was hoping you guys could help me out with it.
Here are my current settings:
DRAM Frequency: Manual
Memclock Value: 400MHz (trying to keep RAM at default speed)
Auto Detect DIMM/PCI Clk: Disabled
HT Frequency: 800 MHz (should be about a 4x HT right?)
CPU/HT Reference Clock (MHz): 230
Spread Spectrum Disabled
SB Clock Spread Spectrum: Disabled
Volatage Function: Disabled
I can't seem to get my reference clock above 244Mhz, even when setting volatage to 1.5v. I don't see a NB voltage setting anywhere, and I'm still confused on what the HT Frequency should be.
How can I get my CPU above 244Mhz (permanent 15.5x multiplier) stable?
Message edited by quitoman on 08-25-2009 at 05:55:19 PM
The M.I.B. II is certainly different than on my previous motherboard. I'm not 100% the 15.5x multiplier is permanent but I haven't found anything to change it.
Where else could I find the North Bridge voltage settings and should I tweak them if I lower my HT to something 600MHz?