reckon
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Processor | Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 (2.67Ghz) Conroe |
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Motherboard | Gigabyte GA-965P-DQ6 |
Cooling | GigaByte NeonCooler 775 - BL |
Memory | 4 Gbs Kingston HyperX DDR2-PC6000 750Mhz (4-4-4-12) |
Video Card(s) | XFX Nvidia Geforce 8800 GTS XXX - 320 Mbs |
Storage | 2 SATAs MAXTOR 200Gbs |
Display(s) | HP f2105 WideScreen Flat Panel |
Case | Tuniq Simmetry 1 (mod. IC-SYMI-SV) |
Audio Device(s) | X·Fi Xtreme Gamer |
Power Supply | ANTEC Smart Power 2.0 - 450 Watt ATX12V v2.0 |
Software | Windows Vista Ultimate x64 |
Hello,
This is what I just read at wikipedia.org
If this assertion is true, I think I made a bad election when choosing my DDR 2 memory. I got a 2Gb Kit from Kingston HyperX Dual Channel that works at 750Mhz.
Now I'm just wondering how to achieve the 1:1 ratio to get the most of my current system. I have several ideas, but I don't know which one may be the best and which one would harm less the components.
Please help me. Need advice from advanced/expertise users.
My mobo it's a Gigabyte GA-965P-DQ6 (F2 Bios).
1. Try to rise the FSB up to 375Mhz and get the 1:1 ratio.
2. Try to reduce the DDR 2 modules speed to 266Mhz (if it's possible)
3. An intermediate solution: rise FSB up to 333 and try to reduce memory speed to 333.
In any of the cases I don't know if I do have to change the Vcore or any other voltage.
Thanks in advance for everything
This is what I just read at wikipedia.org
Unlike the previous Pentium 4 and Pentium D design, the Core 2 technology sees a greater benefit from memory running synchronous with the Front Side Bus (FSB). This means that for the Conroe CPUs with FSB of 1066Mhz (4x266Mhz) the ideal memory speed is PC4200. Using PC5300 actually decreases performance, only when going to PC6400 there is again a performance increase to be seen.
If this assertion is true, I think I made a bad election when choosing my DDR 2 memory. I got a 2Gb Kit from Kingston HyperX Dual Channel that works at 750Mhz.
Now I'm just wondering how to achieve the 1:1 ratio to get the most of my current system. I have several ideas, but I don't know which one may be the best and which one would harm less the components.
Please help me. Need advice from advanced/expertise users.
My mobo it's a Gigabyte GA-965P-DQ6 (F2 Bios).
1. Try to rise the FSB up to 375Mhz and get the 1:1 ratio.
2. Try to reduce the DDR 2 modules speed to 266Mhz (if it's possible)
3. An intermediate solution: rise FSB up to 333 and try to reduce memory speed to 333.
In any of the cases I don't know if I do have to change the Vcore or any other voltage.
Thanks in advance for everything