[EOCF] Tim
08-29-07, 01:10 PM
There are 3 things that I don't fully understand, and I hope someone can help me with it.
EPP, now I understand what it stands for, I don't really fully understands what it does, it's basically advanced SPD right? But the only options in the bios are the automatic overclocking, like CPUOC X% and CPUOC MAX. Now, from what I gather that basically overclocks the Memory? Does it alter the timings for you?
Let's say I would like to overclock to this and that for the memory, would EPP automatically give the best timings? Not just the main timings, but also the advanced ones? Would it raise voltage? It's all a bit vague, haven't set my rig up yet will do that tomorrow, just trying to understand it all.
Second thing.
The bios option is called HPET Function, which I gather is better then APIC, but only works on Vista? Should I enable it? Almost nothing comes up on Google, kind of frustrating.
Third and last.
What advantage is there to adjusting the HT Multiplier both ways between the MCP and SPP? I'm assuming it could be tricky, and should be left alone?
Thanks. :)
EPP, now I understand what it stands for, I don't really fully understands what it does, it's basically advanced SPD right? But the only options in the bios are the automatic overclocking, like CPUOC X% and CPUOC MAX. Now, from what I gather that basically overclocks the Memory? Does it alter the timings for you?
Let's say I would like to overclock to this and that for the memory, would EPP automatically give the best timings? Not just the main timings, but also the advanced ones? Would it raise voltage? It's all a bit vague, haven't set my rig up yet will do that tomorrow, just trying to understand it all.
Second thing.
The bios option is called HPET Function, which I gather is better then APIC, but only works on Vista? Should I enable it? Almost nothing comes up on Google, kind of frustrating.
Third and last.
What advantage is there to adjusting the HT Multiplier both ways between the MCP and SPP? I'm assuming it could be tricky, and should be left alone?
Thanks. :)