Here is a comparison of bandwidth in ganged vs. unganged mode.
Memory timings are identical with KTE's, the only difference is the cpu multi 11 (9500) vs 11,5 (9600BE).
Here is a comparison of bandwidth in ganged vs. unganged mode.
Memory timings are identical with KTE's, the only difference is the cpu multi 11 (9500) vs 11,5 (9600BE).
http://www.gamewiki.amd.com/overclocking-howto?f=print
cpuvddc=more cpu vid? it looks like
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Fixed!Originally Posted by justapost
Here is a comparison of bandwidth in ganged vs. unganged mode.
Everything but the chipset/board are identical with KTE's testing on the MSI K9A2 Platinum.
Exactly!
If you place 000 or 1.550VID on the CPU with very good cooling and it only gets X MHz, you won't get more because it's a chip limit and that's 1.536VCore you're feeding it.
I was afraid you would say that.
I'll call of the hit on Asus Bios teamafter all 1.7v for cpu and cpuNB is plenty.
Guess we were hoping that there was some "mysteries" core logic (as AMD calls it) setting that was missing from the m3a bios. I haven't given it that much yet,(1.7v)
trying to "break it in" sort of speak -like a new car or a virgin- lick it before you stick approach.
We could use a voltage control for theCPU HT setting, as Justapost can get it in the 270 range.
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