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10-30-2008
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| home premium vista (64bit) | multipilier and fbs can someone please tell me is it better to use a higher multipilier or higher fbs . i can get my e8400 to goto 7 x 533 (3731) or 8 x 475 (3800) or 9 x 425 (3800) all stable with the vcore and memory listed below. multipilier fbs core speed vcore memory ( 1:1 ) temps 7 x 533 = 3731 1.28 5,5,5,15 39/58 8 x 475 = 3800 1.36 5.5.5.15 39/60 9 x 425 = 3825 1.36 5,5,5,15 39/60 what's the best one to use? thanks scrooge |
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10-30-2008
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| Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 | Re: multipilier and fbs It doesn't matter. Use whatever combo gives you the highest clock speed. You might find that you can go a bit higher if you removed the Ballistix and just went with the G.Skill. |
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10-31-2008
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| home premium vista (64bit) | Re: multipilier and fbs hello thanks for your help . scrooge |
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10-31-2008
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| ultimate 64 SP1 | Re: multipilier and fbs if your rig will run a 533mhz FSB (stable) x7 then do that, the FSB is the most important frequency in regards to your OC. a 500+ FSB will heat up your NB significantly though..... but it will bench the fastest out of your listed settings. IMO  SK |
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10-31-2008
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| home premium vista (64bit) | Re: multipilier and fbs that's what i thought but was not sure . thanks for your help and also i have a big fan cooling the nb so i think i'm safe there.. again thanks for your help scrooge |
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