Summary: hey guys i went in to bios dram frquency giving me 3 option to choose 266mhz 333mhz and 400mhz which one should i select? my cpu is p4 2.4 ghz northwo...
Summary: the path between then cpu and the memory controller (which is built into the northbridge chip on the motherboard) is called the fsb. The path between ...
Summary: Go into the bios and look for CPU PnP Setup page. Change the CPU frequency and the Dram frequency. The Bios should have picked up the correct setting ...
Summary: Hi all, This is the setup : Intel Celeron D 336 2.8ghz (21 x 150mhz = 3.15ghz) ECS P4M800PRO-M2 (REV2.0) 2 x 1gb Corsair ValueSelect PC5300 160gb Hita...
Summary: I m using Windows Vista Ultimate 64 Bit Edition. I m having probelm in RAM Frequency it's show at booting time 800 Mhz. Dual Channels But in Windows ...
Summary: I've always left my BIOS to do all the setup work on my hardware automatically (its a phonex award bios). I was breezing through some of the advanced ...
Summary: Hey, I'm hoping someone here can give me some insight on my problem. Before I start, here's a rundown of the system: OS: WinXP Home SP2 CPU: AMD At...
Summary: Have you tried running the 2 * 256 sticks at 133 mhz as you'll be losing a lot of speed from the CPU if you only running at a 100 MHz FSB. When you ru...
Summary: 1. You have no mboard multiplier or fsb jumper settings, so the detection of the cpu is completely dependant on whether your bios version can correctl...
Summary: when i installed win xp my usb port at the back of the machine stoped working when i connected my keyboard and mouse. iv tried every thing to make it...
Summary: I didn't realize with a Athlon 2700+ cpu and ddr2700 ram it only runs at 166fsb. Also If I sent this program to my friend and check his Chipset and...
Summary: Here is the report from CPU-Z One thing i am confused abotu is why the SPD is showing 2 frequencies for the 512 Mb ram which I pasted below. Memory SP...
Summary: I have been having problems with my computer since the day I bought it And it is always the same old thing. Freeze for what ever reason and I guess I...
Summary: Ok I’m in need of a better graphics card for my computer, I had the PCI version of NVIDIA Geforce FX5500 256Mb DDR, but it broke on me so I'm using...
Summary: Hmmm, i don't think turning the heatsink would help much. There is only one way you can put it on anyway. But there is a little patch on the CPU that ...
Summary: Hi please tell me what do you think about this two processors and which do you think is better to keep, I use the machine mostly for gaming and PhotoS...
Summary: The reason you are only showing 1250 MHz for your CPU speed is that you have your CPU speed (aka FSB) set at the default value of 100 MHz. If you set ...
Summary: There is a difference between the cpu fsb and the dram clock. Sometimes they are represented as being the same thing, which confuses the issue. The f...
Summary: Ok, I will try those tests you mentioned..if I can get it to do so without it freezing up on me. I have a question in the mean time. If the processo...
Summary: I figured if I had the wrong one it just wouldn't fit, silly me eh? I know I can't use DDR2, but thats as far as my knowledge goes, all this clarity s...
Summary: "Bios defaults are the starting point" Exactly, but they are ONLY a starting point. There's no way any one-click setting will be good for all the 100'...
Summary: "memory frequency is running at 166mhz" you may be adjusting the cpu frequency in bios by mistake. You want to adjust the dram frequency to 200. ...
Summary: 1) Your CPU freq. (i.e. 160 mHz) gets multiplied by the Ratio Value(i.e. 20) to give you your 3.2 gHz 2) PC3200 RAM (aka DDR400) runs at 200 mHz but b...
Summary: haroldw, i'm not at the pc right now, but i'll try it out later. thanks. jam, "Are both sticks the same volatge? Same timings? Both either single or ...
Summary: From the MSI website: "FSB clock by default is 100, make sure that BIOS setup-->Frequency/Voltage Control-->CPU FSB clock set as 166" If you don't hav...
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