> Can somebody please explain this to me:
> I have a P90/40mb Ram/ATI Mach 64 1mb Dram and when I run GP2 I get
> these log results if I overclock to P100 I get a video speed of 156,
> but when I overclock to P120 I get a video speed of 141.
> Why is the video performance poorer when the cpu speed is set faster?
> I obviously get better cpu results when running at 120 so which clock
> speed do you recomend I run at?
Charlie
Can somebody please explain this to me:
I have a P90/40mb Ram/ATI Mach 64 1mb Dram and when I run GP2 I get
these log results if I overclock to P100 I get a video speed of 156,
but when I overclock to P120 I get a video speed of 141.
Why is the video performance poorer when the cpu speed is set faster?
I obviously get better cpu results when running at 120 so which clock
speed do you recomend I run at?
>> Can somebody please explain this to me:
>> I have a P90/40mb Ram/ATI Mach 64 1mb Dram and when I run GP2 I get
>> these log results if I overclock to P100 I get a video speed of 156,
>> but when I overclock to P120 I get a video speed of 141.
>> Why is the video performance poorer when the cpu speed is set faster?
>> I obviously get better cpu results when running at 120 so which clock
>> speed do you recomend I run at?
>Bus speed is the culprit more than likely. 100Mhz is 66Mhz X 1.5. 120Mhz is 60Mhz X
>2.0.
>Charlie
When you overclock your CPU, you must change the speed of the
motherboard to accomodate the new CPU speed. As the mobo is now
running at a different speed, the performance through your graphics
card will decrease (since if you look at the list above you will see
that a P120 will run the mobo slower than the P100. Try o/c ing to a
133 and then it should go back to what is was (well, the CPU score
will go up, I'm not sure about the video - anyone know for sure what
will happen?)
If you o/c you do so at your own risk!!
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Richard Sobey
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