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| Thread ID: 64760 | 2005-12-27 01:51:00 | Help with CLK_RATIO | Mr_Rain313 (7944) | Press F1 |
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| 415927 | 2005-12-28 09:26:00 | yeh, well I've been to a few sites,and they recomend a whole lotta different settings, I've tried most of them, and they all seem to underclock it... and then once i boot up windows and run CPU-Z it says my multiplier is always= X11.5, even when i have it at different settings..... im gonna look at more gigabyte sites.. :confused: |
Mr_Rain313 (7944) | ||
| 415928 | 2005-12-28 10:03:00 | Set the CLK_SW to Auto "On" Set all 6 switches on the CLK_RATIO to Auto "On" Go into the BIOS and select <F7> to Load the 'Optimized Defaults' Save and reboot Let me know what you end up with |
bartsdadhomer (80) | ||
| 415929 | 2005-12-28 11:44:00 | I've been doing a lot more research.and apparently the barton 2600's are locked at 11.5... and resulting in a core speed of around 1913.2.... I did as you said and set at optimal settings, with the jumpers set at AUTO, and the results are the same. I worked out how to adjust the FSB in BIOS, step by step and I am able to raise the Core Speed above 2000.0. But when i raise the FSB too much, on bootup it says i have an AMD 2070 or something, but in CPU-Z my Core Speed is still really high... what should I do? Keep it at a higher Core Speed, even though it says i have a 2070, or should I lower the FSB a bit so it says I have a 2600 still? Which way is better? thanks! |
Mr_Rain313 (7944) | ||
| 415930 | 2005-12-28 16:31:00 | If it is indeed a Barton Core ... Reset the BIOS to defaults Set the CLK_SW to Auto "On" Set the CLK_RATIO to 11.5 which is as follows: SW1 = OFF SW2,3,4,5,6 = ON Which will give you 1.917GHz |
bartsdadhomer (80) | ||
| 415931 | 2005-12-29 03:11:00 | yeh I'm sure its a barton core, so it's locked at 11.5, and no matter how i adjust the jumpers its always gonna run at 1.917Ghz.... unless i adjust the FSB in bios... But when i raise the FSB too much, on bootup it says i have an AMD 2070 or something, but in CPU-Z my Core Speed is still really high... what should I do? Keep it at a higher Core Speed, even though it says i have a 2070, or should I lower the FSB a bit so it says I have a 2600 still EVEN though it runs at a bit more of a higher clock speed? Which way is better? |
Mr_Rain313 (7944) | ||
| 415932 | 2005-12-29 03:43:00 | If it is indeed a Barton Core ... Reset the BIOS to defaults Set the CLK_SW to Auto "On" Set the CLK_RATIO to 11.5 which is as follows: SW1 = OFF SW2,3,4,5,6 = ON Which will give you 1.917GHzDid you follow these instructions? |
Myth (110) | ||
| 415933 | 2005-12-29 04:15:00 | but in CPU-Z my Core Speed is still really high... how high can u give us a screenshot how do you know it's a barton |
bartsdadhomer (80) | ||
| 415934 | 2005-12-29 07:16:00 | ok. firstly i know its a barton because cpuz states this as so, and also the multiplier is locked at 11.5. I can adjust the FSB though to over clock in BIOS. I can get to about 174 and the CPU will still be recognised as a 2600, but any higher and it states the CPU as a 2013 or something, while the core speed is still really high,such as 2185.2Mhz with a fsb of 190.... I can adjust the FSB in windows using Easy Tuner, and it is stable up until an FSB of around 190, and still states the processor as a 2600... but i have to over clock each time window loads againusing Easy Tuner... the temps aren't too bad, but i havent tested it much using gamesor such as of yet...I'll try and upload a pic so u can see what im rambling about.... |
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