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Options in the Bios one role with the Overclocking play [page 2]

Area " Power BIOS Features "

CPU Voltage Regulator = vcore
Here the volt tension of processor can be raised.
AGP Voltage Regulator should not interest us.
For memory overclocking and latency value tuning is the option
"Dimm Voltage Regulator" important for = vdimm.
VDD Voltage Regulator is the volt of tension of nForce2 Northbrige.
Rise usefully if one the Mainboard will overclock upto FSB400.
" Higher CPU, Memory and VDD volt tension on own risk "

Area ''Power Bios Features'' , ''CPU Voltage Regulator"

CPU Voltage Regulator = vcore
With input "Enter" this opens a window " CPU Voltage Regulator "
Picture up, down brings us to the beginning, or end of that scale.
So allows to find out up to which vcore one maximally could raise.

Area ''Power Bios Features'' , ''Dimm Voltage Regulator"

Dimm Voltage Regulator = vdimm
With input "Enter" this opens a window ''Dimm Voltage Regulator''
The choice "Auto" leaves the memory on his default values run.
With a volt choice more than 2.7 V the tension of the memory is raised.

Bereich ''Power Bios Features'' , ''VDD Voltage Regulator"

VDD Voltage Regulator = nForce2 Chipsatz voltage tension
Rise usefully if one the Mainboard will overclock upto FSB400.
Bios FSB 210 to 212 no rise VDD should be necessary.

Memory Frequency settings with % Options

With the Memory Frequency % attitudes one has the possibility to run
memory with higher clock rate than the CPU FSB.
e.g. for the application of DDR533 memory
Even if I at least, nevertheless, recommend generally synchronous clocking,
here the possibility described, for people want to try it.

With DDR533 memory and a CPU FSB400 one can in accordance with o.g. scale
with the setting 133% the memory on the specification DDR533 pursue.

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