Hi all i just wanted to relate a little finding i found the other day.
I have looked around here trying to get a solution to my OCz PC3200 running at 200mhz rather than lappy default of 166mhz, the fix was to use A64tweaker and set it manualy, the problem was the program would not remember the settings correctly and on a reboot the lappy would freeze. The only way i could get it to work was to manually set it too 200mhz everytime i booted my lappy, a real pain.
BUT now there is another solution that works. a64info, read on.....
1. Download A64Info-beta.exe.
2. Set your lappy to run Max performance.
3. Run A64info-beta.exe. (Version 0.62)
4. Set the Memclk Frequency to 200
5. Click on the Save button name and save it too the same directory as the program ie C:\Program Files\A64Info\200.set
6. Create a shortcut to A64Info-beta.exe in your Startup folder under All Programs.
7. Right click the shortcut and choose properties.
8. Add this to the Target field i.e "C:\Program Files\A64Info\A64Info-beta.exe" C:\Program Files\A64Info\200.set Apply and OK it.
9. When you reboot, if you check with a64info or cpuz or something you will see that your ram should be running 200mhz instead of the 166mhz it usually defaults too.
NOTE: I run performance on demand and changed it back to that once i had done the above, i am happy to say that it now goes back to 200mhz when flicking between high Mhz and low. Before with A64tweaker when the speed dropped my ram went down to 160mhz (dividers) and when it increase it would only go to default 166mhz, NOt now though
Logan
I have looked around here trying to get a solution to my OCz PC3200 running at 200mhz rather than lappy default of 166mhz, the fix was to use A64tweaker and set it manualy, the problem was the program would not remember the settings correctly and on a reboot the lappy would freeze. The only way i could get it to work was to manually set it too 200mhz everytime i booted my lappy, a real pain.
BUT now there is another solution that works. a64info, read on.....
1. Download A64Info-beta.exe.
2. Set your lappy to run Max performance.
3. Run A64info-beta.exe. (Version 0.62)
4. Set the Memclk Frequency to 200
5. Click on the Save button name and save it too the same directory as the program ie C:\Program Files\A64Info\200.set
6. Create a shortcut to A64Info-beta.exe in your Startup folder under All Programs.
7. Right click the shortcut and choose properties.
8. Add this to the Target field i.e "C:\Program Files\A64Info\A64Info-beta.exe" C:\Program Files\A64Info\200.set Apply and OK it.
9. When you reboot, if you check with a64info or cpuz or something you will see that your ram should be running 200mhz instead of the 166mhz it usually defaults too.
NOTE: I run performance on demand and changed it back to that once i had done the above, i am happy to say that it now goes back to 200mhz when flicking between high Mhz and low. Before with A64tweaker when the speed dropped my ram went down to 160mhz (dividers) and when it increase it would only go to default 166mhz, NOt now though
Logan
