Dell XPS 730 H2C Quick Reference Guide - Page 59

Overclock, Configuration, FSB QDR, MHz-Allows you to adjust the CPU FSB

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Advanced (continued) Overclock Enables you to set the system clock mode. Displays the following Configuration parameters and current value for each parameter: • CPU Frequency, MHz-Displays the current setting. • CPU Multiplier-Displays the current setting. • FSB-Memory Clock Mode-Allows you to set the system clock mode: - Auto-Sets the FSB and memory speed automatically. - Linked-Allows you to enter the FSB and speed manually. The Memory speed changes proportionally. - Unlinked--Allows you to enter the FSB and memory speed manually. • FSB-Memory Ratio-Allows you to set the FSB-memory ratio to Auto, 1:1, 5:4, 3:2, or Sync Mode. • FSB (QDR), MHz-Allows you to adjust the CPU FSB frequency. The FSB (QDR) that displays in the Actual column reflects the actual frequency that will take effect on reboot. Enter a value between 400 and 2600. • MEM (DDR), MHz-Allows you to adjust the memory frequency. The MEM (DDR) that displays in the Actual column reflects the actual frequency that will take effect on reboot. • PCIe x16_1, MHz-Allows you to select the frequency for PCIe x16 slot 1. • PCIe x16_2, MHz-Allows you to select the frequency for PCIe x16 slot 2. • PCIe x16_3, MHz-Allows you to select the frequency for PCIe x16 slot 3. • Dynamic ODT-Enables dynamic ODT (on-die termination). • Memory Timing Setting-Allows you to edit timing settings for your memory. (Advanced) Configuring the BIOS 59

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Configuring the BIOS
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Overclock
Configuration
Enables you to set the system clock mode. Displays the following
parameters and current value for each parameter:
•
CPU Frequency, MHz—Displays the current setting.
•
CPU Multiplier—Displays the current setting.
•
FSB-Memory Clock Mode—Allows you to set the system clock
mode:
– Auto—Sets the FSB and memory speed automatically.
– Linked—Allows you to enter the FSB and speed manually.
The Memory speed changes proportionally.
– Unlinked-—Allows you to enter the FSB and memory speed
manually.
•
FSB-Memory Ratio—Allows you to set the FSB-memory ratio to
Auto, 1:1, 5:4, 3:2, or Sync Mode.
•
FSB (QDR), MHz—Allows you to adjust the CPU FSB
frequency. The FSB (QDR) that displays in the Actual column
reflects the actual frequency that will take effect on reboot.
Enter a value between 400 and 2600.
•
MEM (DDR), MHz—Allows you to adjust the memory
frequency. The MEM (DDR) that displays in the Actual
column reflects the actual frequency that will take effect
on reboot.
•
PCIe x16_1, MHz—Allows you to select the frequency for
PCIe x16 slot 1.
•
PCIe x16_2, MHz—Allows you to select the frequency for
PCIe x16 slot 2.
•
PCIe x16_3, MHz—Allows you to select the frequency for
PCIe x16 slot 3.
•
Dynamic ODT—Enables dynamic ODT (on-die termination).
•
Memory Timing Setting—Allows you to edit timing settings for
your memory. (Advanced)
Advanced
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