Hello, I'm really hoping someone can give me an idea on what to do here.
I understand that the question does come up a bunch, but in my searching, I just can't seem to find an answer.
My system:
i7 920
Asus P6t
Mushkin 3 x 2GB PC-12800 1600mhz DDR3 ram
I have a slight idea on how to Overclock and I'm trying to get the most out of this system as I can.
With stock settings, I'm seeing a FSBram being 6:1, This can't be good. I understand were it comes from (1/2 1600mhz) ram and 133mhz clock. Though anything passed this is a mystery to get.
My multiplier can go from x13 to x21 and I havn't yet really played with moving the FSP up 1 by 1, but I can get it around 200ish on a X17 clock, about 185 with a x19, and about 170 with a x21 multiplier. It seems that with a higher multiplier, I can get higher CPU speeds, but thats the problem, the higher the multiplier, the worse the FSBram ratio is.
Is there any way I can fix this and get the ratio closer to 1:1? Or am I just reading the numbers wrong?
Most of the info I can find is either outdated and involves DDR2, AMD based, or skims over the question asking for test this and test that then runs off into space.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide. I'm geussing I ignore it all together and search for whatever gets the best readings through stability tests.
I understand that the question does come up a bunch, but in my searching, I just can't seem to find an answer.
My system:
i7 920
Asus P6t
Mushkin 3 x 2GB PC-12800 1600mhz DDR3 ram
I have a slight idea on how to Overclock and I'm trying to get the most out of this system as I can.
With stock settings, I'm seeing a FSBram being 6:1, This can't be good. I understand were it comes from (1/2 1600mhz) ram and 133mhz clock. Though anything passed this is a mystery to get.
My multiplier can go from x13 to x21 and I havn't yet really played with moving the FSP up 1 by 1, but I can get it around 200ish on a X17 clock, about 185 with a x19, and about 170 with a x21 multiplier. It seems that with a higher multiplier, I can get higher CPU speeds, but thats the problem, the higher the multiplier, the worse the FSBram ratio is.
Is there any way I can fix this and get the ratio closer to 1:1? Or am I just reading the numbers wrong?
Most of the info I can find is either outdated and involves DDR2, AMD based, or skims over the question asking for test this and test that then runs off into space.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide. I'm geussing I ignore it all together and search for whatever gets the best readings through stability tests.