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Chipset voltage, should I play with it ?
I can set it between 3.3v and 3.6v.
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suggest youleave it at default voltage. -
Most people find that the 3.3v setting is more stable. What MB are you refering to?"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind." -- Dr. Seuss
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Yes you should play! If you have the option to fiddle with settings, you just HAVE to!
Anyway, I bumped my chipset voltage up a touch as then the 3.3v going round the board (but most importantly the RAM) is boosted, and if you have some PC100 ram you want pushed up to 120Mhz or higher, try it!
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Cheers,
Steve
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I have mine set to 3.5 to keep the the voltage from wandering below 3.35. With it set at 3.3, it would sometimes dip below 3.2, and it would cause some apps to hang when I was overclocked. Now, I don't get any hanging at all.
Rags
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If everything is working fine apply the old saying "if it ain't broke don't fix it"Comment
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It's an MSI 6163 PRO mobo.
I put it to 3.5v and it did provide a little boost
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If you wern't ment to adjust it, they wouldn't give you an option!
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