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    Quote Originally Posted by gtj View Post
    You're definitely safe at those settings. You could even move the memory to 667 which would make it run at its rated speed.
    Sorry if I keep repeating myself but at 667 it would be running on 4:5 ratio right? Is that any worse than 1:1?

    Anyways I had a bit of a scare last night. I tried 400FSB just for the hell of it and of course my computer wouldn't boot. I thought ok I've seen this before, just go to maintenance mode and reset. Nothing showed up on my monitor. So I thought uh oh, tried leaving the CMOS battery off for 10 minutes, still nothing. Tried in regular mode and got 3 long beeps. Looked it up in the manual and it said 3 beeps = no memory.

    What?!?! Did I accidentally fry my memory So I took out my memory and tried one stick. It worked. Put in the other stick, and that worked too. Everything seems to be fine now, phew. I hate this overclocking thing, makes your heart sink when you think you've done something terribly wrong.


    Edit: I just checked CPU-Z and answered my own question. It's at 677 4:5 ratio. So I guess my real question is, is it better to run at the rated 800DDR2 speed or to achieve a 1:1 ratio?
    Last edited by MuttonFlanks; 03-16-2007 at 08:34 PM.

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