Posted January 26, 20187 yr Hi all, I am not spotting anyone in particular, but I wonder, how is it possible to get the x 1.2 ram multiplier...? I though the max was 1:1, hence ram = fsb frequency. but currently there are lots of subs with ram = 1.2 x fsb. I have DFI lanparty nforce4 ultra and nowhere to find this beautiful x1.2 coefficient ... https://hwbot.org/submission/2646636_kotori_memory_frequency_ddr_sd_ram_447.8_mhz https://hwbot.org/submission/2308828_christian_ney_memory_frequency_ddr_sd_ram_441.6_mhz https://hwbot.org/submission/2308808_i.nfrar.ed_memory_frequency_ddr_sd_ram_440.5_mhz what is the secret...? ++
January 26, 20187 yr Sorry have one but don't use it often link shows BIOS and memory settings https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/DFI/LPNF4UD/5.html Sorry read memory information not what I expected, I use an Asus and has settings for better than 1:1. Edited January 26, 20187 yr by Aleslammer
January 26, 20187 yr It is a combination of correct bios + correct processor + correct frequency multiplier. There really is no trick.
January 26, 20187 yr Crew Indeed at a certain cpu multi you will be able to select other dividers on the mem than just 1/1. Not sure if the NB was also a limiting factor... fun platform alike S775. Edited January 26, 20187 yr by Leeghoofd
January 27, 20187 yr Author Thank you guys I had forgotten this subtle option on amd chips, reminds me am2 (never had older than am2 x2 4450+ till now with 939) with 6x cpu multi, the option appears 233 or 216 also show up for other multipliers. perfect Thanks ++ Edited January 27, 20187 yr by bolc
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