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Hi,
I have an ASUS P5QL/EPU with DDR2 800 RAM and I'm trying to overclock my E4300.
On my old ASROCK board, I could push the Bus speed to 290 and get 2.6ghz and be perfectly stable.
However, on this board, I can't go beyond 250 or the system won't boot, this is with the same multiplier of 9.
CPU-Z is showing my FSBRAM ratio as 3:5 which I'm assuming is putting too much strain on my RAM.
My question is, how do I set the FSBRAM ratio in the BIOS? All I can do is select one of 667/800/AUTO in the DRAM frequency drop down menu. Don't see an option to specifically set the ratio.
All the guides talk of setting FSBRAM ratio to 1:1. If I could do that I could oc the E4300 to 3.0ghz. But I can't do that. Don't have the setting/it won't let me. My ratio is stuck at 3:5 or thereabouts which is not good on my RAM hence I can't oc.
Is it just this particular board or am I missing something?? I have the latest bios.
This is becoming extremely frustrating. My old ASROCK board was a rubbish board but had a ratio of 1:1 by default and I could set the bus speed to 290 and my RAM would be fine.
On this board a bus speed of 260 pushes my RAM to about 870mhz, anything more than that and it won't post.
Please help!
I have an ASUS P5QL/EPU with DDR2 800 RAM and I'm trying to overclock my E4300.
On my old ASROCK board, I could push the Bus speed to 290 and get 2.6ghz and be perfectly stable.
However, on this board, I can't go beyond 250 or the system won't boot, this is with the same multiplier of 9.
CPU-Z is showing my FSBRAM ratio as 3:5 which I'm assuming is putting too much strain on my RAM.
My question is, how do I set the FSBRAM ratio in the BIOS? All I can do is select one of 667/800/AUTO in the DRAM frequency drop down menu. Don't see an option to specifically set the ratio.
All the guides talk of setting FSBRAM ratio to 1:1. If I could do that I could oc the E4300 to 3.0ghz. But I can't do that. Don't have the setting/it won't let me. My ratio is stuck at 3:5 or thereabouts which is not good on my RAM hence I can't oc.
Is it just this particular board or am I missing something?? I have the latest bios.
This is becoming extremely frustrating. My old ASROCK board was a rubbish board but had a ratio of 1:1 by default and I could set the bus speed to 290 and my RAM would be fine.
On this board a bus speed of 260 pushes my RAM to about 870mhz, anything more than that and it won't post.
Please help!