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Originally posted by CodeRed
Better off presenting a table of memory dividers.
125 MHz is actually 117 MHz AFAIK
No idea about the 143 MHz setting.
in goes in steps of 1/12
I think you know DRAM frequency we set in A64 register is " Upper limit " of DRAM speed ...
A64 memory controller will automatically choose a smallest interger divider(>4) to generate the DRAM clock from Core Frequency , and the DRAM clock will not be faster than the uppder limit ...
Using an oscilloscope and check all the multiplier from 4~12 with the same register setting in A64 ...
What I got are 200/183/166/150/143/125/100 may be the upper limit of DRAM speed when you set correspoding register setting in A64 ...
Here is the divider table I got after using an oscilloscope to check the possible upper limit of DRAM clock ...
What I can not be sure is the exact frequency besides 200/166.67/133.34/100 ...
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