Anything on here look messed up?

[ZeekAncient]

https://valid.x86.fr/nvm8r5

Never really thought about it before, but my FSB:DRAM Ratio is 3:54. I guess with an Intel system it doesn't really matter as much as with a Ryzen system, maybe.

But is this something I should be worried about. Does it really matter? My Uncore is 4300 Mhz, I believe that is right.

I mean, I have my CPU values all at stock. And I have XMP enabled for my Ram.

Edit: Actually, lol, after doing a little research, everything is fine. But feel free to comment if you would like.

[_I_]

looks fine

[ZeekAncient]

K, thank you

Figured as much, just need reassurance.

Kind of confused myself with the FSB:DRAM Ratio thing.

[_I_]

bclk/fsb is at 100, most intel boards do not like it much above that, 100.5-103 or more is overclocked
but the bclk also changes everything pci ram and other parts that should not be overclocked


ram freq x2 = ddr number

[ZeekAncient]

Oh ok, yeah.

So everything is fine then?

It is just on the memory tab, CPU-Z shows a FSB:DRAM ratio of 3:54. And I thought it should be closer to 1:1. But after doing a little research, I have come to the conclusion to not necessarily worry too much about that. My Ram is running at 3600Mhz and that is what it should be running at.

[_I_]

thats the ram multiplier ratio
54/3 * 100mhz = 1800mhz *2 = ddr 3600

[ZeekAncient]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von _I_:

thats the ram multiplier ratio
54/3 * 100mhz = 1800mhz *2 = ddr 3600

Got ya. Makes a lot more sense now. Duh, lol.

Don't know why I was expecting something different. I was a little confused by what CPU-Z was actually showing. Makes sense.

[MoonC A T]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ZeekAncient:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von _I_:

thats the ram multiplier ratio
54/3 * 100mhz = 1800mhz *2 = ddr 3600

Got ya. Makes a lot more sense now. Duh, lol.

Sorry one thing I'm not so keen on is the RAM thing so bear with me. I get confused easily by it, timings, clock speeds, etc.

So question... If you have ddr4-2666, how is it running at 3600? You can overclock the RAM that much?

Slot #1 Module G.Skill 16384 MB (DDR4-2666) - XMP 2.0 - P/N: F4-3600C18-16GTZR
Slot #2 Module G.Skill 16384 MB (DDR4-2666) - XMP 2.0 - P/N: F4-3600C18-16GTZR

[ZeekAncient]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MoonC A T:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ZeekAncient:

Got ya. Makes a lot more sense now. Duh, lol.

Sorry one thing I'm not so keen on is the RAM thing so bear with me. I get confused easily by it, timings, clock speeds, etc.

So question... If you have ddr4-2666, how is it running at 3600? You can overclock the RAM that much?

Slot #1 Module G.Skill 16384 MB (DDR4-2666) - XMP 2.0 - P/N: F4-3600C18-16GTZR
Slot #2 Module G.Skill 16384 MB (DDR4-2666) - XMP 2.0 - P/N: F4-3600C18-16GTZR

I have XMP enabled.

The Ram is actually 3600Mhz CL18. With XMP enabled.

The 2666Mhz are default clocks. If I didn't have XMP enabled, they would be at 2666Mhz.

[MoonC A T]

Ah ok. I think I enabled that after _I_ instructed me to do that a while back. My DDR4-3200 was running at 2666 but is now at 3200 with XMP.

Like I said, if it has anything to do with increasing clocks, etc, I have no clue. Good thing I have an "F" processor.

[ZeekAncient]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MoonC A T:

Ah ok. I think I enabled that after _I_ instructed me to do that a while back. My DDR4-3200 was running at 2666 but is now at 3200 with XMP.

Like I said, if it has anything to do with increasing clocks, etc, I have no clue. Good thing I have an "F" processor.

Ok yeah, because I was going to say, don't you have 3200Mhz ram? You must have XMP enabled.

If you did a CPU-Z validation, I am sure you would see your ram says DDR4-2666 as well.

[MoonC A T]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ZeekAncient:

If you did a CPU-Z validation, I am sure you would see your ram says DDR4-2666 as well.

Yeah, it does

[ZeekAncient]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MoonC A T:

Like I said, if it has anything to do with increasing clocks, etc, I have no clue. Good thing I have an "F" processor.

An "F" processor just means that it does not have integrated graphics. The fact that it doesn't have a "K' means that it is locked.

I have a 10700KF. That means it is unlocked and doesn't have integrated graphics. The 10700K is unlocked but does have integrated graphics.

Saved a few bucks by getting processor without integrated graphics. In fact, I bought my 10700KF last August for $290. I haven't seen a 10700K or KF near that price since.

Edit: Actually it is $310 right now on Amazon. Cheapest I have seen in awhile. At the beginning of 2021, or the end of 2022, I think it had got as low as $250. But I haven't seen it that price in a while.

[MoonC A T]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ZeekAncient:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MoonC A T:

Like I said, if it has anything to do with increasing clocks, etc, I have no clue. Good thing I have an "F" processor.

An "F" processor just means that it does not have integrated graphics. The fact that it doesn't have a "K' means that it is locked.

I have a 10700KF. That means it is unlocked and doesn't have integrated graphics. The 10700K is unlocked but does have integrated graphics.

Saved a few bucks by getting processor without integrated graphics. In fact, I bought my 10700KF last August for $290. I haven't seen a 10700K or KF near that price since.

Thank you and yes, I am aware. I had no intentions of overclocking so decided to save some money and got a killer deal from a friend.

I think I paid $250 him for an i9-10900F, new in the box w cooler.

[ZeekAncient]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MoonC A T:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ZeekAncient:

An "F" processor just means that it does not have integrated graphics. The fact that it doesn't have a "K' means that it is locked.

I have a 10700KF. That means it is unlocked and doesn't have integrated graphics. The 10700K is unlocked but does have integrated graphics.

Saved a few bucks by getting processor without integrated graphics. In fact, I bought my 10700KF last August for $290. I haven't seen a 10700K or KF near that price since.

Thank you and yes, I am aware. I had no intentions of overclocking so decided to save some money and got a killer deal from a friend.

I think I paid $250 him for an i9-10900F, new in the box w cooler.

Ok. You were talking about clocks, and then said good thing you have an "F" processor. So I didn't know if you knew or not that "F" just stands for not having integrated graphics and has nothing to do with clocks.

But, a 10900F for $250 does sound a like a good deal. Did you use that stock cooler?

[MoonC A T]

No, using a MSI 240 Coreliquid AIO

Was just implying that I would be less implied to do anything crazy without a K cpu. :)