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jmanjeff

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can some one tell me what they stand for

HCLK, HCLK+33 , and HCLK+66

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At a guess I'd say HCLK stands for Host Clock which probably means your FSB frequency and that selecting that setting synchronises your RAM frequency to the FSB frequency. The other two would then add 33Mhz and 66Mhz respectively to the FSB allowing you to use say, PC2700 or PC3200 DDR while still maintaining an FSB of 133Mhz.

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I believe you're right LSD. It's a nice feature.

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err. dosnt have musch to do with ram frequencies
it has to do with the pci/agp frequencies.

the pci/agp is dependent on the fsb

i.e 100 Mhz fsb = 100/3 = 33 pci; 66 AGP
133/4 = 33 pci; 66 agp

if you overclock the fsb for the new amd (166) you inadvertantly overclock the pci/agp slots

166 /4 = pci 41; agp 82 Mhz - usually causes the agp and scsi cards to crash (scsi only opeates to 38 mHz)

by leaving the fsb at 133 and asynchron adding 33Mhz/ 66 you leave the pci/ agp at there specs and have a 166 / 200 Mhz FSB

hope that made sense..

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I KNEW that you would know, pb! [banana]

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deb

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Didn't make a bit of sense.... but it sure did impress the hell out of me! [Big Grin]

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i made it all up

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jmanjeff

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Thanks that is what i needed to know

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deb

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oh we're very happy to help you! lol..... not that I helped!

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Helping is what we do best...

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lol..... not me! [Razz]

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