13 Jan 2007 at 09:54 #1 Kaiju Kaiju Soldato Joined 27 Jan 2005 Posts 3,655 Location Expat in HK Just ran nTune and it wants to overclock the AGP/PCI-E bus from 2500MHz to 2850MHz. What exactly does it do and secondly is it worth doing?
Just ran nTune and it wants to overclock the AGP/PCI-E bus from 2500MHz to 2850MHz. What exactly does it do and secondly is it worth doing?
13 Jan 2007 at 16:30 #2 El Jimben El Jimben Soldato Joined 24 Jul 2006 Posts 3,270 Location Essex Kaiju said: Just ran nTune and it wants to overclock the AGP/PCI-E bus from 2500MHz to 2850MHz. What exactly does it do and secondly is it worth doing? Click to expand... What the hell, the PCI-E bus should be at 100MHz!?
Kaiju said: Just ran nTune and it wants to overclock the AGP/PCI-E bus from 2500MHz to 2850MHz. What exactly does it do and secondly is it worth doing? Click to expand... What the hell, the PCI-E bus should be at 100MHz!?
13 Jan 2007 at 16:57 #3 Kaiju Kaiju Soldato OP Joined 27 Jan 2005 Posts 3,655 Location Expat in HK El Jimben said: What the hell, the PCI-E bus should be at 100MHz!? Click to expand... Exactly what I thought, but low and behold, nTune begs to differ.
El Jimben said: What the hell, the PCI-E bus should be at 100MHz!? Click to expand... Exactly what I thought, but low and behold, nTune begs to differ.
13 Jan 2007 at 17:56 #4 Will_3rd Will_3rd Soldato Joined 13 Dec 2005 Posts 6,418 Location Reading, Berkshire nice looks like I won't use nTune in the future I think the AGP should run at 66mhz and PCI-E at 100mhz, errors eh...
nice looks like I won't use nTune in the future I think the AGP should run at 66mhz and PCI-E at 100mhz, errors eh...
13 Jan 2007 at 18:09 #5 Kaiju Kaiju Soldato OP Joined 27 Jan 2005 Posts 3,655 Location Expat in HK Will_3rd said: nice looks like I won't use nTune in the future I think the AGP should run at 66mhz and PCI-E at 100mhz, errors eh... Click to expand...
Will_3rd said: nice looks like I won't use nTune in the future I think the AGP should run at 66mhz and PCI-E at 100mhz, errors eh... Click to expand...
