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| I am not looking to overclock this, but would like to run it at it`s most efficient at stock speed. I had a look in the bios and everything is set to auto, the fsb is 200mhz and multiplier is auto (i assume this is 13x). Would I be better to change this, and if so would it affect anything else. I have 2x1gb of corsair ddr2 800mhz ram cas5 ( which I cant find the latency settings for) and MSI K9Ag Neo2-Digital motherboard. Regards |
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| If you change the FSB over what it is now, you are by definition overclocking.
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| What I meant was, I am not trying to run the cpu faster than the stock speed, but just alter the factory defaults of my motherboard so that I run my cpu at its optimal settings, ie. would it run better at different settings. Last edited by fman : 12th Mar 2008 at 11:03 PM. |
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| There's not really much you can do in that respect. If you can find your latency settings, that might give a small boost.
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