Hey CP, Guys...
Just as i said few posts before, need some help with OC-ing the crap out of the 9950... but instead of providing highest stable OC screenie i tought of asking you guys to go this way...
Heres a screenie of what i did just now, reduced ram from 1066 to 800mhz, and bumped FSB to 220, multi is at def 13x, and def voltage....
1) Now im thinking of doing it this way, not cuz i want to OC the crap out of it, but to better understand all the stuff that happens under the hood. So lets say i want to OC my CPU by just increasing the FSB... which settings would be the limiting factor (if we imagine that FSB itself is not the limiting factor)... im thinking of HT, SB, NB and so on...
2) As ive come to conclude, raising FSB increases HT speed too, so if i lower the HT frequency to lets say 1800mhz (opposed to 2000mhz stock) i would lower my HT multi to 9x and get FSBx9= HT speed? So following the example from the sshot i would get 220x9=1980mhz and thus remain ~stock while still getting higher FSB and CPU speed... am i right?
3) But how does NB core come into the equation? Northbridge is actually responsible for what? Im trying to look at this as simple as it can be, so im kinda interested in what functions does NB do, and whats SB's responsibility... There has to be a good reason in why and when the voltages on NB and SB should be raised....
4) In earlier years (older PC's) raising FSB also raised the speed of all the interfaces on the MB (eg. PCI, VGA, DIMM).. is that the case with the current hardware? I mean would a 220mhz FSB also increase the speed of my PCIe slots or not?
I know i have many more questions, but ill just wait and see what u guys have to say on the ones i already asked...
Cheers and thanks for helping out, Milos
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