A64 Tweaker
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18 May 2007, 19:54
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A64 Tweaker
http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=106
For AMD64 users only
The memory timings at the left side is something you should tweak in bios, but you could use this program also to find out what values crash your pc :D
*lower asynchronous synch, using 4ns at with FSB upped from 200=>210, the higher your oc, the more probs you will get lowering this. Gives a considerable boost.
*Tras to 10 (if you use AMD64)
*disable 2T if it isnt already
Currently using this this a the right side, left side is very dependent on the quality of your memory, also use your bios to save these chances once you found them rather than using this app.
16x
64bit
disable
disable
7x
5ns <=== Max Async Latency, get it as low as possible, 4ns should do
5.0ns
16clks or 64
disable
Apply the settings after each reboot, they are aimed at pure mathematical power performance in both ET and FastPi went up by 5% or so.
Full thread with more info: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=37345
Random Video:
http://video.google.nl/videoplay?docid=3637639460474263178
http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=106
For AMD64 users only
The memory timings at the left side is something you should tweak in bios, but you could use this program also to find out what values crash your pc :D
*lower asynchronous synch, using 4ns at with FSB upped from 200=>210, the higher your oc, the more probs you will get lowering this. Gives a considerable boost.
*Tras to 10 (if you use AMD64)
*disable 2T if it isnt already
Currently using this this a the right side, left side is very dependent on the quality of your memory, also use your bios to save these chances once you found them rather than using this app.
16x
64bit
disable
disable
7x
5ns <=== Max Async Latency, get it as low as possible, 4ns should do
5.0ns
16clks or 64
disable
Apply the settings after each reboot, they are aimed at pure mathematical power performance in both ET and FastPi went up by 5% or so.
Full thread with more info: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=37345
Random Video:
http://video.google.nl/videoplay?docid=3637639460474263178
no do it, but dont try to set the latencys to low
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If you got teh nice processor AMD FX or Intel EE you can change your multipliers. You could overclock FSB, making your memory run faster, but this makes it hard to lower the memory timings. The nice things about FX and EE is that you can raise the multiplier. So if you lower the FSB and raise the multiplier you get the same horsepower but you could considerable lower your timings as your memory doesnt need to run that fast.
Most ppl will just want to OC their FSB as these days only high end CPU's allow you to raise the multiplier (so you can lower FSB) I recommend you raise your memory speed = FSB by 3-5% you might also want to raise your voltage by one little notch. Changing the timings on your memory is harder, just find out your current settings and try to lower them 2-2-5 is teh pwn, i got 3-3-8 atm :/
Also, i read some stuff about voltage stressing CPU's for several hours. You only raise the voltage and keep the pc running for several hours on Fastpi or ET or smthing. After that it is said you could lower the voltage again and oc more, but this sounds a bit risky so havent given it a try yet xD
what's the point here?
i undervolted my cpu @ 1.1v @ oc
fsb is fixxed @800mhz :]
some months ago i said timings > fsb but its almost (bijna!) the same
cl 4 4-4-12 or smth cant remember
once my old ram was running @ cl 1.5 2-2-5
that was ownage