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Originally Posted by [-0MEGA-]
Running in a 1:1 ratio is best for performance IF you can achieve the same speed by manipulating the FSB. Running in a 1:1 ratio on a stock processor to give you DDR2 533 is not going to be faster then running at DDR2 800.
What I would do is set it to 1:1, but lower the multiplier 1-2x, then you can achieve the same CPU speed, but a higher FSB, which in turn would raise the memory speed.
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Oh yea forgot about this possibility... intels are only UPlocked aren't they?
My brain's shorting out...
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