Author: David Dory
Date: 03:24:45 10/07/02
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On October 07, 2002 at 00:51:59, Tim Blankenship wrote: >On October 07, 2002 at 00:31:15, David Dory wrote: > >>On October 06, 2002 at 23:32:34, Tim Blankenship wrote: >> >>>hi..i got a 2200+ 512 mb computer but yet i only get 900+ KN and thats when i >>>have it set on 64 mb of ram...anything else and it goes down...i see people with >>>computers my size and they get much more KN can anyone give me some tips...thx >> >>The first thing to check is your BIOS settings. When you first boot up, one of >>the first BIOS messages on-screen tells you what the CPU speed is: >> >>For instance, a 1900+ might show as low as 1200Mhz., or as high as about 1800Mhz >>(depending on how high you want to overclock it). The correct setting for my >>1900+ is of course, 1600Mhz. >> >>After you know your BIOS settings are appropriate for your CPU, then we can >>compare your K/s with Fritz7 >> >>If you would like assistance with your BIOS settings, let me know. > >ummm my 2200+ is clocked at 1800 mhz i think that is what you mean...thx >> >>David Yes, that's exactly what I meant. Is 1800 mhz correct for a 2200+? Since my 1900's are standard at 1600 mhz, it might be that your BIOS speed should be 100 mhz faster. That is, 3,000 difference between AMD rating and BIOS standard speed. Find out what your standard speed should be from your computer dealer. In order to get my two 1900's to run at standard speed, I had to use the non-default (user selectable) BIOS settings. You may have the same situation. If you want specific help, email me with your BIOS type (Award, Phoenix, etc.), and your current settings for your CPU, Bus, memory, etc. Please check your temp before we get the performance ramped up. Don't want to damage anything. How cool you running? David
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