you can do both the same time. If it still doesn't work, do the ram thing first.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
should i overclock the fsb to 340x7 to make it 2.4ghz and change the system memory multiplier to 2.0 at the same time or should i should i do the memory first?
Intel boards have all OC settings locked tighter than fort knox. So nope, you can't unlock them.Ryan wrote:
I have some shitty Intel board, OEM, so my settings are locked too. Would pressing ctrl+F1 unlock my settings? Or is that just for Gigabyte boards?
you can try different multiplier to find the right one to make your ram speed ~800 (2*400)B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
ok im back i put the cpu up to 343X7 fsb running 2.4ghz on cpu-z it says im running 1:1 now but it frequency says 343mhz it was 400 before is that ment to happen?
say i put the multiplier to x3 insted of x2 would i be running 1:1 still? so atm my ram is running slower then stock?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
you can try different multiplier to find the right one to make your ram speed ~800 (2*400)B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
ok im back i put the cpu up to 343X7 fsb running 2.4ghz on cpu-z it says im running 1:1 now but it frequency says 343mhz it was 400 before is that ment to happen?
yes, your ram is running slower than stock now. Try the 2.5 first and see if the speed goes back to 400. that is 4:5 ratio I think.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
say i put the multiplier to x3 insted of x2 would i be running 1:1 still? so atm my ram is running slower then stock?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
you can try different multiplier to find the right one to make your ram speed ~800 (2*400)B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
ok im back i put the cpu up to 343X7 fsb running 2.4ghz on cpu-z it says im running 1:1 now but it frequency says 343mhz it was 400 before is that ment to happen?
or should i just overclock my cpu to the 2.8ghz like you said that would give me 1:1 and have the ram speed back. but then again i only have the stock heatsink.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
Whats the go with ratios though is lower the better? 4:5 is better then 2:3 and 1:1?
higher ram speed = better. means the 2:3 would be best out of those but since your ram won't be able to handle that the 4:5 is probably the next best since that gives some room for CPU OC.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
Whats the go with ratios though is lower the better? 4:5 is better then 2:3 and 1:1?
Stock heatsink can do it easily. Use the 1:1 ratio and make it 2.8ghz. You'll love it. My friends E6320 is running at 2.8ghz with stock cooler just fine. My E6750 could do 3.2ghz with stock cooler.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
or should i just overclock my cpu to the 2.8ghz like you said that would give me 1:1 and have the ram speed back. but then again i only have the stock heatsink.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
Whats the go with ratios though is lower the better? 4:5 is better then 2:3 and 1:1?
I might give that a go i cant really notice the difference between stock and 2.4, anyway i put the multiplier as 2.5 now the rams at 4:5 ratio at 427mhz now and its changed from 5-7-7-18 to 5-6-6-20 .GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Stock heatsink can do it easily. Use the 1:1 ratio and make it 2.8ghz. You'll love it. My friends E6320 is running at 2.8ghz with stock cooler just fine. My E6750 could do 3.2ghz with stock cooler.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
or should i just overclock my cpu to the 2.8ghz like you said that would give me 1:1 and have the ram speed back. but then again i only have the stock heatsink.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
Whats the go with ratios though is lower the better? 4:5 is better then 2:3 and 1:1?
no need for extra voltage when going to 2.8ghz.twoblacklines wrote:
leave it on 2.0 and do 8x400mhz = 2.8ghz and your memory will up to just under 800mhz
also set your vcore to 1.375 and give everything else +1 voltage.
give cpu 1.375v and a little more for NB too.B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:
Yea i tried doing 397x7 just under 2.8ghz and put the ratio to 1:1 but the pc reset itself when i tried to open bf2 not sure why.