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4th Jun 2009, 14:44
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I have read so many suggestions concerning OC, I am now a little confused. I have an Asus P5Q SE Plus MB, QX6700 CPU and Corsairs DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) memory. I want to know which is best way to OC to 3.2. Should I set CPU multiplier to 8 and FSB to 400 or set multiplier to 10 and FSB to 320? In the first instance CPU-Z reports FSB DRAM 1:1. In second instance CPU-Z report FSB DRAM 4:5. Which is more efficient?
I would appreciate any suggestions and help. wb22002 ASUS P5Q SE PLUS/Thermaltake W0106 700W PSU Intel QX6700 Quadcore - 2.66 OC TO 3.2 Vista Ultimate 64/CORSAIR XMS2 DHX 4GB (2 x 2GB) 2x150GB SATA WD Raptor- No Raid/2x320GB SATA WD SE16- No Raid 2x IDE Light-On DVDRW 165H65/BFG GTX260 3x SILENX 120X25MM FANS + 2x 10in XCLIO Wind Tunnel Case Fans Danger Den Water Cooling/Enermax temp/fan controller FSX ACC@ 1600/1200 |UTX/ASX/FEX/MTX/ASA/REX |
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4th Jun 2009, 15:16
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The lower FSB and higher multi is more efficient as it won't hit your RAM as hard. Once you do that, set the RAM to the lower FSB as well to get 1:1.
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