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Subject: Re: FOR INGO__shreddermark on Opteron

Author: margolies,marc

Date: 01:22:59 02/10/04

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my leadtek mob actually comes with overclocking software (using the
phoenix-award bios)for the nvidia150 chipset.
thanks for the offer aaron. i am still fence-sitting right now...
one reason i hold back is my intention to use multipe OS on this machine (
booting from diffferent drives via bios assignments) this toy has xp-pro will
have xp64beta in a few weeks and also suse linux9pro64 in a few days. since I
cannot anticipate how the various mods in timing will affect many performance
variables in multiple OSes, i need to cool my jets until I have it figured out--
which could take forever as I can barely fart and chew gum at the same time...


On February 09, 2004 at 18:13:36, Aaron Gordon wrote:

>On February 08, 2004 at 21:12:16, margolies,marc wrote:
>
>>aaron, Hi!
>>question- can i do that with registered memory? also on opteron I think clock
>>speed is coded into the chip directly.
>>can you direct me to some web resources which would allow me to research your
>>recommendations until they enter my comfort zone?
>
>The Opteron should be the same as the Athlon FX. The multiplier should be
>unlocked for you to change. If your motherboard does not support this your only
>hope at cpu overclocking would be from increasing the front side bus speed.
>
>About your registered memory.. it can be overclocked. If you're not too sure on
>how to do it I would recommend not trying it until you can learn more about
>something like this. One page you may try is www.overclockers.com. There are a
>few others but they're corrupt beyond belief. If you'd like you can ask me
>whatever questions you have and I'll do my best to answer them. If I can I'll
>try to look up the information for you. My email address is
>speedycpu@comcast.net if you'd like to further this discussion.
>
>>On February 08, 2004 at 16:41:19, Aaron Gordon wrote:
>>
>>>On February 08, 2004 at 16:30:24, margolies,marc wrote:
>>>
>>>>ps i am using 2700 ram (333) in dual channel config. i require athlonFX to use
>>>>faster ram with my chipset ( nforce150 pro)
>>>
>>>Try pushing the ram up to 200fsb/400DDR and raising your ram timings. CAS 2.5 or
>>>3 should do the trick. This is considered overclocking however.
>>>
>>>I'm also using PC2700 ram (rated at 166/333) but at low timings (3-4-4-9) it
>>>will do 230MHz/460DDR (equivalent of PC3700).
>>>
>>>All of the settings will be in the bios. If you cannot push your memory higher
>>>than the fsb and your fsb is running 166fsb/333DDR for whatever reason you can
>>>set your multiplier to 10x and the fsb to 200. You may need to increase your
>>>memory voltage as well. I run 2.73v to my PC2700 (2.5v is default). You'll be
>>>fine as long as you stay under 3.00v.



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