HTT under/over 1000mhz help

[on1yalad]

Question should my HTT ever be over 1000? Does it hurt performance if it is lower/higher?

Does a lower HTT multiplier with a higher fsb help create a more stable overclock?

which is better:
HTT multiplier = x3@273fbs = 819mhz HTT
or
HTT multiplier = x4@273fbs = 1092mhz HTT

and if my system is failing prime at the HTT=1092 could i solve the failing by lowering the HTT via the multiplier?

[billb]

Question should my HTT ever be over 1000? Does it hurt performance if it is lower/higher?

Does a lower HTT multiplier with a higher fsb help create a more stable overclock?

which is better:
HTT multiplier = x3@273fbs = 819mhz HTT
or
HTT multiplier = x4@273fbs = 1092mhz HTT

and if my system is failing prime at the HTT=1092 could i solve the failing by lowering the HTT via the multiplier?I suspect that's too small of a difference to matter. I have an ASUS A8N32 (939 board w/ an FX57) that clocks higher with the HT over 1250 or so....don't know why though.....

In a little more time it than it took you to write this post, you could have tried the lower HT.

[Yamcha]

Yeah your going to have to lower multiplier, my old A8R32-MVP Deluxe actually went up to 1500 HTT without any stability issues :} that was a good board :], anyway from what I know anything close to 1000 is good, some motherboards can take more then 1000 HTT some have stability problems, it doesn't affect performance according to benchmarks I checked out when i was doing some overclocking..

[darkorb]

try it at the lower one, u wana have it as close to 1000 as possible.

i had mine at 1040 before and it was fine

[on1yalad]

In a little more time it than it took you to write this post, you could have tried the lower HT.

at work :P

[on1yalad]

try it at the lower one, u wana have it as close to 1000 as possible.

i had mine at 1040 before and it was fine

thanks ill try when i get home