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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2005 7:10 pm
Post subject: Amd64 3400+ and Ratio problems

i havnt got alot of time to explain everything just now , but ask of whatever information is need and ill be happy to provide it.

my system

athlon 64 3400+ 2.4ghz 754 newcastle .
running on a K8mm-ilsr (msi-6741)
running some crucial pc3200 200mhz ram CL 3.0 .3.3.8
200gb maxtor sata drive , couple of cd roms , too many fans ,
oh and my X800XT,.

so . when i upgraded my ram to what is listed above ,. i expected the ratio of my fsb/dram to go to 1/1 as my cpu is 200mhz X12multiplier - 2.4ghz and my ram is at 2X200mhz - pc3200 ..

heres where i can be corrected if im wrong ,.

and heres the problem if im not wrong . as my ratio is set at cpu/12 when i was using pc2700 this ratio was cpu/16 ...

Thanks for any helpfull replies , and your time spent with my problem . hojumojo900 RemoveThis @hotmail.com -DAN.

p.s the system has never been stable , and im yet to see any game run sucsessfully in full gfx as many other uses with such systems are able to . the only thing the new ram did was stop the unexplicable artifacts i was seeing at random occasions on newer games , when i attemted to even see full gfx modes . oh and im not realy much of an over clocker and dont intend on it , unless its neccassarly.
forgive meh grammer/spelling/punctuation

Thanks !

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