Memory Set-up 1:1 ratio with Phenom II. Well, here it goes....the 1:1 ram ratio question. I've been getting info from left and right :pt1cable: about this issue but it seems that there are lots of perspectives out there regarding what's the best memory ratio...

than 533 you'll be uncderclocking it until you reach a FSB that is half of the RAMs designated speed. FSB = 333 Memory Ratio = 1:1 RAM = 666 If you don't set the ratio to 1:1 then you will most likely run out of headroom on the RAM before you reach...

x 8.5 multiplier) Corsair Dominator (1066) 4 x 2GB = 8GB Ah, but wait... there's more! :pt1cable: Let's consider some of the additional variables involved in the memory big picture: :o A ratio of 1:1 provides the best level of stability, since the memory...

use the chipset can run at a lower temp allowing higher overclocks. Sorry for not describing my question clearly! Here's my new description. 1) The best CPU &memory ratio for FSB 4.8 GT/s, 1333MHz, 1066MHz & 800MHz? 2) I mean the performance between...

memory, and the ratio wasn't impressive. But I can't remember where.. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I have been working at freeing up memory. What I found is that I have numerous programs setting up residence in the memory...

to the System Memory Ratio (it was greyed out) but the System Memory Multiplier right above the Ratio was adjustable (Auto) so I set it to the lowest value - 8.0. I set the QPI Link Speed from Auto to - 36. I set the Uncore Frequency from Auto to the...

high as 400MHz, or 3.6GHz before memory becomes a limiting factor, if voltage and/or heat doesn't hinder the oc as well. Make sure you manually adjust your memory timings to 4-4-4-15 at default volts.. Set your memory ratio @ 1:1 Set your FSB to .333 multiplier...

FSB Frequency --- 200 change to 201 (1st) CPU Ratio ------- 11.5x change to 5x so i get 1005 CPU frequency (2nd) CPU Ratio -------- Auto ( not available to change ) FSB/Memory Ratio ----- 1:2 change to 1:1 so i get 400 Memory...

bootstrap" that takes place when you set various ratios. The motherboard might be setting things "wrong" when you choose an "invalid" combination of memory ratio and FSB clock. It's a very old board, most people probably think you have a P45 rather than...