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Spyda · 09-26-2003, 04:20 AM

when OCing the CPU, the ram will be OCd also, its in ram divider, and is the ratio of clocks to the CPU and RAM.
As its PC3200 RAM, its FSB is 200Mhz, so its running at standard at stock speeds, so if you are OCing, id set the ram divider to 5:4, you will be able to get to 3.25Ghz before your RAM becomes a limiting factor

09-26-2003, 04:20 AM	#2
Spyda snowboarder Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: UK Posts: 2,462	when OCing the CPU, the ram will be OCd also, its in ram divider, and is the ratio of clocks to the CPU and RAM. As its PC3200 RAM, its FSB is 200Mhz, so its running at standard at stock speeds, so if you are OCing, id set the ram divider to 5:4, you will be able to get to 3.25Ghz before your RAM becomes a limiting factor __________________ Antec Sonata - Abit IS7-E - P4 2.4/800 @ 3.0 - 1GB OCZ Gold DDR500 - FX5950 Ultra 256MB - Audigy 2 - WD JB 80GB - XP Pro