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    Easton Botham is offline Member
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    Default My computer memory

    Well an Athlon 4000 + X2 2.1 GHz to 2.5GHz.

    With the 200-238 MHz FSB and a multiplier of 10.5. That much is so good even I have total stability in all the tests. But my question is with the Rams, as I see in CPU-z DRAM Frequency has reached 357.1 MHz (357 * 2 = 714), and the Rams are my 667MHz.

    As I said you should manually to work at 667MHz and these could raise the FSB without problems. I did this in the BIOS, leave them in 667, but even so the CPU-Z and Everest tell me that these are at 357.1MHz. The only program that tells me otherwise and tells me that 333 are working on the CBI (Central Brain Identifier)

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    Hello

    A sink and the memories are overclock is not as high frequency of the memo.

    This is not the whole of the divisor AMD Brisbane.

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