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Not possible to increase CPU speed beyond its limits by modifying PCI-E frequency settings.

Not possible to increase CPU speed beyond its limits by modifying PCI-E frequency settings.

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weasel132
Junior Member
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09-20-2021, 02:30 PM
#11
I notice it's operating at 112MHz, which exceeds the 100MHz limit. It seems there should be a manual adjustment involved.
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weasel132
09-20-2021, 02:30 PM #11

I notice it's operating at 112MHz, which exceeds the 100MHz limit. It seems there should be a manual adjustment involved.

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BadMemory
Member
206
09-21-2021, 02:31 AM
#12
CountMike clarifies that the frequency is indeed 112MHz and it shouldn't exceed 100MHz, indicating a manual adjustment was needed. He asks about the manual setting and mentions changing it to 100MHz after observing the system.
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BadMemory
09-21-2021, 02:31 AM #12

CountMike clarifies that the frequency is indeed 112MHz and it shouldn't exceed 100MHz, indicating a manual adjustment was needed. He asks about the manual setting and mentions changing it to 100MHz after observing the system.

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danielkol
Junior Member
46
09-21-2021, 05:23 AM
#13
Adjustment instructions for PCIe speed settings.
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danielkol
09-21-2021, 05:23 AM #13

Adjustment instructions for PCIe speed settings.

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SGgamingDK
Member
222
10-04-2021, 11:04 PM
#14
Are you familiar with the specifications of your memory? As you increase the overclock, the memory clock will rise at the same rate, which may also restrict the maximum overclock level. Many older memories required higher voltage (2.0V compared to 1.8V) and more lenient latency settings to reach speeds like 800MHz on PC6400 versus 667MHz on PC5300. You can increase the voltage by up to 0.2V if necessary, and we’d appreciate updates on your overclocking progress.
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SGgamingDK
10-04-2021, 11:04 PM #14

Are you familiar with the specifications of your memory? As you increase the overclock, the memory clock will rise at the same rate, which may also restrict the maximum overclock level. Many older memories required higher voltage (2.0V compared to 1.8V) and more lenient latency settings to reach speeds like 800MHz on PC6400 versus 667MHz on PC5300. You can increase the voltage by up to 0.2V if necessary, and we’d appreciate updates on your overclocking progress.

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GodPlayer312
Member
60
10-20-2021, 06:25 AM
#15
Do you understand the specifications of your memory? As you increase the overclock, the memory clock will rise at the same rate, which may restrict the maximum overclock level. Many older memories required higher voltage (2.0V compared to 1.8V) and more relaxed latency timings to reach speeds like 800MHz on PC6400 versus 667MHz on PC5300. You might consider raising the voltage by an additional 0.2V if necessary, and let us know about your overclocking results.
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GodPlayer312
10-20-2021, 06:25 AM #15

Do you understand the specifications of your memory? As you increase the overclock, the memory clock will rise at the same rate, which may restrict the maximum overclock level. Many older memories required higher voltage (2.0V compared to 1.8V) and more relaxed latency timings to reach speeds like 800MHz on PC6400 versus 667MHz on PC5300. You might consider raising the voltage by an additional 0.2V if necessary, and let us know about your overclocking results.

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Ganesha12345
Junior Member
3
10-20-2021, 08:18 AM
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CountManual configuration for PCIe speed.
The only details about PCIe speed are the PCIe Clock, which starts at 100MHz and can go up to 120MHz. When it hits that limit, the BIOS freezes and displays the splash screen, requiring a reset via the jumpers.
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Ganesha12345
10-20-2021, 08:18 AM #16

CountManual configuration for PCIe speed.
The only details about PCIe speed are the PCIe Clock, which starts at 100MHz and can go up to 120MHz. When it hits that limit, the BIOS freezes and displays the splash screen, requiring a reset via the jumpers.

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