5770 vs. 5850 price/pref ratio. i have bought a system all except the graphics card and have two make a choice between these two 5850 and the 5770. i was wondering about the price/perf ratio for these two cards. yeah just your thoughts on them etc. really just...

is, how do I set the FSB:DRAM ratio in the BIOS? All I can do is select one of 667/800/AUTO in the DRAM frequency drop down menu. Don't see an option to specifically set the ratio. All the guides talk of setting FSB:DRAM ratio to 1:1. If I could do that...

states: CPU Ratio CMOS Setting and it states the default is 24.When you try to change this you see either AUTO OR MANUAL but I do not see the ability to put a number in like "23" or "25" just auto or manual. What do I need to do to change this ratio to another...

Dram:FSB ratio = 12:6. is it okay with this ratio? or i need some changes so that my pc is running on great speed... is it okay with this ratio? or i need some changes so that my pc is running on great speed.. Do you have Intel or AMD? Give us more details...

My FSB:DRAM ratio = 1 Is that good???. My CPU is a Q8400 quad core MB intel DG41RQ. I have two memory module 2GB 800Mhz and 1GB 667Mhz I have both in placed and and both running at 667Mhz dual channel mode. My FSB:DRAM ratio = 1. Can I get a better result...

OC'ing 955BE, CPU ratio and voltage/HT questions. Hey all, I have been reading up on OC'ign for a while and have finally started tweaking my 6 week old rig. It's a M4a79xtd-evo board from ASUS with a 955BE cpu. My ceiling goal is a stable 3.6 for now but...

and I cannot find the Ram ratio or the Uncore multiplier Here are some pics of the BIOS, I can pot more if needed. I am using the Asus Sabertooth board. Is the Ram ratio the same as CPU/RAM ratio? Asus BIOS doesn't show multiplier, it does math for you...

Aspect ratio problems. Hi guys! My monitor is a 16:10 1900x1200 LCD, but, some applications that run, including some games do not take that ratio, they all appear in a 4:3 box. I tried manually changing settings and resolution to 16:10 ratio, but all it does...

in place, and tweaking that part is one thing I know nothing of. 1:1 ratio should be faster if running at the same RAM speed Think of it like this, Bus = highway/motor way ratio = lanes merging. 12:6 = 2:1 is kinda like the highway havng 2 lanes merge...

Slow down RAM to achieve the ratio?. I've got an i7 860 @ 3.2Ghz (160Mhz, x20, QPI: 2560Mhz) and 4GB of DDR3 RAM @ 1600Mhz. CPU-Z says my FSB:DRAM ratio is 2:10 right now. If I slow down my RAM to 1333Mhz, will I maintain the same speed while putting less...