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11-16-2003, 03:54 PM #16SpectreGuest
Guide is coming tonight....Reset all you're stuff in BIOS for standard settings. I'll walk you through it. The intel setup guide will be posted by 10 PM EST,
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P.S. - Olaggy, once posted could you sticky???
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11-16-2003, 05:35 PM #17
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some P4P800s will do this
but you could try the 5:4 divider for your ram...although 230fsb should be okish for your ram...hmmFrom Adam Webb
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11-16-2003, 05:46 PM #18
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Originally Posted by Overlag
Dont know what that is.
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11-16-2003, 05:48 PM #19
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sure Originally Posted by Spectre
From Adam Webb
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11-16-2003, 05:51 PM #20
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with a 200fsb you have a 1:1 divider for your ram which makes it 200 Originally Posted by Cobra
Originally Posted by Overlag
Dont know what that is.
at 230 (30%) if its still 1:1 its 230mhz ram speed. now, you can either reduce your latency timings to like 3-3-3-7, or change the ram speed dividers or increase the voltage a bit. now im not sure on all of them but i know about a 5:4 one... ie, at 250fsb (50%) setting it 5:4 will equal 200mhz ram speed again.
but theres a chance you've got a P4P800D thats already hit its limit at 220fsb....
tweaking manualy once you get Spectres guide will be much better.From Adam Webb
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11-16-2003, 06:19 PM #21SpectreGuest
Yeah...as ASUS doesn't use the 1:1 / 5:4 / and 3:2 nomenclature. The settings in the BIOS are 400 / 320 / 266 Originally Posted by Overlag
with a 200fsb you have a 1:1 divider for your ram which makes it 200 Originally Posted by Cobra
Originally Posted by Overlag
Dont know what that is.
at 230 (30%) if its still 1:1 its 230mhz ram speed. now, you can either reduce your latency timings to like 3-3-3-7, or change the ram speed dividers or increase the voltage a bit. now im not sure on all of them but i know about a 5:4 one... ie, at 250fsb (50%) setting it 5:4 will equal 200mhz ram speed again.
but theres a chance you've got a P4P800D thats already hit its limit at 220fsb....
tweaking manualy once you get Spectres guide will be much better.
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11-17-2003, 01:39 AM #22Shad0wRIPGuest
spectre did you post the guide for OC on the p4c800d with a 2.8c?
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