AMD FX 5000 Quad Core U and Memory Issues!

A single memory must be reduced, unless you buy multiple of the same memory to run at 800

Yes, your memory is now lowered, and in the BIOS you choose 400 (the actual frequency is 200 DDR, and it takes *2 to get 400), but because the memory will be increased with the frequency doubling, it is currently working at a frequency of 273.

Because you have a lot of external clocks, the seller reduces the memory, which has the advantage of being more stable and more secure.

If you choose 800, then the actual frequency will be as high as 1092, and the memory may not be able to go up.

And if you choose 533 or 667, it can bring instability, and sometimes even 800 can be on, but 533 and 667 just can't be turned on.

If it were me, I would probably choose the frequency of 400, in fact, the memory frequency has less impact on the overall performance, or CPU overclocking is more important, I think this is very good, there is no need to go too far.

The boss who gives you a computer to choose this for you is OK The main version is also the hottest and most practical now 5000 open core to 3G (already quite with 1000 AMD high-end CPU Because your external frequency performance may be better) The external frequency is already 270 If you don't lower the memory, it is generally not possible to use it normally Now the boot is 400 That is to say, the external frequency is 270 The actual frequency should be at the level of 540 Your memory should be DDR2 800 So that although there is a frequency reduction of about 270 But in order to make the CPU use normally for a long time, it is also normal, and the impact on performance is very small and negligible (making the memory run stably is the first !).Don't worry, the performance of your current computer is already very good, as long as you can use it all the time, it's very worth it, hehe, I spent a lot more money than you, and the performance may not be as good as your current (I didn't have 2 cores to open 4 cores at that time:( The summary is that memory now has little impact on performance On the whole, you can not consider it, rest assured to use it!

If there is anything you don't understand, you can get in touch! Yes, I forgot to mention that this CPU voltage is normal, yours is not high!

400x2 is 800

All the memory is like this, and the memory of 1333 shows 667

Your memory is DDR2 800 (PC 6400), and the actual operating frequency is 200MHz (DDR2 memory works at the base frequency of 4 instructions at a time).Your CPU's native external frequency is also 200MHzSo it's the same as memory.

Now the CPU external frequency has been exceeded to 273MHzSo the memory went up to 273MHz along with the HT busThe exact ratio is 1:

1.So your memory isn't being downclocked. On the contrary, it is already being used in overclocking.

A ratio of 1:1 is already the best ratio. The performance is exactly equal.

There are no bottlenecks. Don't think about the biggest extremes anymore.

Hello,This 5000+ should be overclocked,Beyond the four boxes,In the motherboard with you,It should be able to support 800 external frequency memory,Mainly now your things,You didn't buy it locally,So,If there is a problem,To overhaul,It's not convenient,It's best to find a computer company to test it。

It looks like your memory is made up of two 1G pieces.

If it's DDR2 2G, it should be 800. If 400 is displayed, it means that your machine's speed is limited, which is a problem with the motherboard's settings. Please find the memory option and adjust it to auto or enable (but it is possible that your motherboard will not light up, because it is related to the problem below, and the super quad core also needs to set the memory and external frequency.)

doubling, but 5000 open cores are not so troublesome to teach you later). However, individual software may not be accurate in identifying a certain device (it is recommended to change the software to test it).

Your CPU is not 4 cores, it is displayed after the 785G motherboard cracks the ACC, and the performance cannot be improved to 4 cores. That is, the speed of the dual core, AMD5000 market**350 or so, and the worst 620 quad-core also costs 600 yuan, which do you say?

Finally, teach you how to crack the quad-core, go to the motherboard settings, find the Advanced Clock calibration and adjust it to Auto. You don't have to set anything else. You can now remove the motherboard's memory battery, wait a while (CMOS reset), press it again, and adjust the Advanced Clock Calibration.

Your RAM will be 800.

It's already hurt when you're running normally.

You're an open-core CPU, so don't ask how it's hurting.

There is no doubt that 64-bit,AMD platform K8 after the 64-bit processor,Now it's difficult to find a 32-bit。。。

Previous high-end uh-oh!! What's your clock frequency? Is it dual-core or quad-core? This U is 64-bit.

I'll write you the configuration of my machine: ASRock A785GM LE128M 0 6380 Kingston 2G $270 Western Digital 500G $280 Graphics Card Jingtai 4670 $280 Power Supply Chassis 250W $150

The configuration of the upstairs 595051294 is good, but the graphics card is too poor to play games, and it is not much expensive to change to a GT240, but the game performance will go to a higher level, and the mainstream game effect is fully open + AA + AF There is absolutely no problem.

The motherboard 785 is easy to upgrade. Memory DDR2 800, Graphics 5670 5770 Over!

Neither. First your motherboard is an excuse for AM2, and these 2 CPUs don't work.

You can only change the Athlon Dual-Core, you can't use the Athlon 2 Dual-Core and the Phenom of course. I can't open the core anymore, because the interface doesn't work, and the CPU doesn't support it. Open core or use a 4-core CPU to exchange a board with a chip above 785 880 is recommended

DDR2 800 memory, one or two are up to you, but generally a single 2G is OK.

It is recommended to buy a GTS240 or a second-hand 9800GT or 8800GTS for graphics cards, and choose the latter for performance.

The others are at will.

That's all there is to Kingston. Change the timing to 5 5 5 15 and try it.

Mine is also FX5000's, and I'm using it, unless you're using it to run the score and hit the list, otherwise the OC is too high and it doesn't make sense.

Don't listen to that nonsense, I'm this CPU

This CPU is very picky about the memory when the core is turned on and overclocked, and the memory is generally not lit at boot, so the memory must be bought with a good brand of memory I use the Jinbang millennium bar I used it myself, I saw in the forum that many people use Kingston (not really) ADATA can not be turned on, and it doesn't make much sense if this CPU is turned on and not overclocked.

And most of this U can keep the default settings above the main frequency, the temperature is extremely low, unlike other CPUs overclocking the temperature is very high, this U from the overover to the temperature is almost the same, not too much, a little over, it's okay I use Jinbang It is recommended that the landlord also use Jinbang (the cost is not low), the after-sales service is very good, I don't have to say Lifetime warranty.

Opening quad cores has nothing to do with memory, 800 is fine.

It's not bad for 10 bucks, right? The memory doesn't matter, it's good to be stable.

In fact, there is no memory that can be opened.,It's still a bit of luck.,But it's definitely not about character.。

Performance comparable to the Intel Core 2 QX9650.

The AMD FX5000 clocked at 4GHz is overclocked by the AMD Athlon X2 5000+ with the core turned on.

AMD Athlon™ X2 5000+ Processor Specifications:

Applicable Type: Desktop;

CPU Series: Athlon II;

CPU Frequency: ;

Slot Type: Socket Am2;

Number of pins: 940pin;

Number of cores: Dual cores;

Thermal Design Power (TDP): 65.

Intel Core 2 QX9650 Parameters:

Applicable Type: Desktop;

CPU series: Core 2 Ultra;

CPU Frequency: 3GHz;

Slot Type: LGA 775;

Number of pins: 775pin;

Number of cores: 4 cores;

Number of threads: Four threads.

I'm dizzy, upstairs, and I'm a layman at first glance. People are asking about the performance of the Athlon 5000+ after opening the quad-core and overclocking to 4G.

The FX5000 in the open-core state is equivalent to X4 925, which is stronger than the Intel Q8300 and equivalent to the QX9450, and is slightly worse than the i5 after overclocking.

Personally, I recommend that the landlord do not buy this kind of u, although the performance is good after opening the core, but it is unstable. And generally not warranty!

Here's a reference for you.

This question is not the right question to ask the graphics card and the CPU have nothing to do with each other.

The FX5000 HT can be stabilized in:

Your motherboard is a bus that can be supported.

If HT is too high, it will have little impact on performance, and the main thing that affects memory performance is the NB frequency.

The overclocking performance of the memory is very poor, and the 900 can't be used.

The best overclocking solution for the FX5000 is:

300 external frequency memory 3:4 nbx8 htx8fx5000 memory bottleneck is not very big, can only be said to be enough. DDR3's 1333 is just a good running score, and it is actually almost the same as DDR2, unless it is on 1600.

Memory is clearly insufficient! At least two G install a win7 to play games, you will be stuck,5000 does not support 5000 quad core does not seem to support DDR3 memory is the bottleneck,Don't say DDR3,At least you have to get a 2G。

FX5000 can turn on quad-core, the reason is that the manufacturer shields two cores, which can be turned on through some motherboards, for example, MSI 785 E45 has ACC function. However, not every FX5000 can successfully open 4 cores, but some can. You must know that opening the quad-core is an extreme route that may affect the service life of the CPU, and it is different from the regular quad-core, but it is a 4-core failure product.

It's not a quad-core, but it can be turned into a quad-core by opening the core, with 4G memory.

Agree with the above view. It is possible to open the nucleus, but not all of them.