A64MemFreq 1.1 by goddh0r

Hi Folks,

i have coded a small and tiny tool, helping u guys calculating your real memory frequency, especially useful when applying uneven multipliers or multiplier 4! I have just implemented full dfi-specific memory divider support in v1.1, e.g. 183 or 150, so its quite handy for dfi users.
Go ahead and test my tool, i hope u like it, and feel free to post your comments oder any suggestions regarding possible improvements :)

Seems to work fine. Comes in handy for an A64 noob like me. :D
Thanks for the time and effort you put into this small program.

mmmmm.... handy tool, thx!

Thanks allot.

Very helpfull.

Am i doing something wrong ?! :confused:

http://199.202.73.113/mb/0365578/A64MemFreq11.jpg

Yeah, the reference clock is the base HTT/FSB speed. Try that and you should see what your after.

The file doesnt give me the 183 option for my dfi nf3? DOH I guess i shoulda checked the DFI box. Sorry my stupidity.

Since the thread has been brought up, i'd like to say great useful progy. :clap:

Very helpful program, thanks :toast:

Thanks ! Very usefull .

Good but when I am in bios there is no way running this software (well, we are not talking about other PCs or calculating ahead). I was usually calculating using my cell phone :D I would prefer whole table printed in front of me. For instance, I have DFI cpu voltage table :D

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Am I missing something or this app doesn't have the 140 divider?

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Originally Posted by kiwi

Good but when I am in bios there is no way running this software (well, we are not talking about other PCs or calculating ahead). I was usually calculating using my cell phone :D

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I use my celly too :toast:

I think he's forgotten about this thread but it would work better if you could enter the ram freq. and desired CPU Mhz, and then have it spit out the rest :D

That would be akin to Gogar's Optimizer, right?

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Originally Posted by goddh0r

Hi Folks,

i have coded a small and tiny tool, helping u guys calculating your real memory frequency, especially useful when applying uneven multipliers or multiplier 4! I have just implemented full dfi-specific memory divider support in v1.1, e.g. 183 or 150, so its quite handy for dfi users.
Go ahead and test my tool, i hope u like it, and feel free to post your comments oder any suggestions regarding possible improvements :)

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Thanks to google, I just made use of your tool, so that I don't have to waste time with my calculator every time.

Also, I'm using this as a tool to work backwards. With my 148 opteron, and 2x512 bh5, I'm aiming for ~3.1ghz and ~260mem, and so far 300x10.5 on the 183 divider looks like my goal.

Thanks for this tool... very nice! :)

Very useful! :toast:

I just do it in my head. :D But nice program saves time :P

thank you!