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Hi there!
Feel to free to shout at me for being stupid or not understanding other topics about this properly but I'm getting thoroughly frustrated about conflicting information regarding 1:1 ratios. I have:
Asus P5Q Deluxe MB
Overclocked Q6600 G0 3Ghz (9x333)
Underclocked 2GB Kingston HyperX 1066 RAM (667)
Artic 7 Cooler
Basically I believe that the system is currently running at 1:1 but obviously my RAM is now running at around 50% of its maximum capable speed. Now if 1:1 really is all that important to performance can I not lower the CPU multiplier and up the FSB frequency in order to boost up the RAM speed - or is that going to effect something else performance wise. Everyone seems to go for a higher multiplier and lower FSB so I just assumed going the other way for the sake of faster RAM was a bad idea?
Conversely if I kept the RAM underclocked does this mean I might tighten the timings from 5-5-5-15 to something better (only just started looking into this so have no idea what is available just yet).
Also on another note I am running around 39~ on CoreTemp when idle and between 69-73~ under load. Is that within acceptable limits or should I have a look at my cooling again??
Cheers for any help you guys might be able to give!
Feel to free to shout at me for being stupid or not understanding other topics about this properly but I'm getting thoroughly frustrated about conflicting information regarding 1:1 ratios. I have:
Asus P5Q Deluxe MB
Overclocked Q6600 G0 3Ghz (9x333)
Underclocked 2GB Kingston HyperX 1066 RAM (667)
Artic 7 Cooler
Basically I believe that the system is currently running at 1:1 but obviously my RAM is now running at around 50% of its maximum capable speed. Now if 1:1 really is all that important to performance can I not lower the CPU multiplier and up the FSB frequency in order to boost up the RAM speed - or is that going to effect something else performance wise. Everyone seems to go for a higher multiplier and lower FSB so I just assumed going the other way for the sake of faster RAM was a bad idea?
Conversely if I kept the RAM underclocked does this mean I might tighten the timings from 5-5-5-15 to something better (only just started looking into this so have no idea what is available just yet).
Also on another note I am running around 39~ on CoreTemp when idle and between 69-73~ under load. Is that within acceptable limits or should I have a look at my cooling again??
Cheers for any help you guys might be able to give!