Que about setting and reading bitsssss

Question

Respected Sirs And Madams....
Could any body tell me :
" What is need of setting and getting bits ,,, y they are used????  and how can any one able to use it  ???? "
Warm Regards,
Nirav Parekh

Answer 1

Do a search on Core Center on the Overclockers and Modding forum and you'll find a concensus of opinion.
Some people use it. I don't like it. Most other people don't like it. I'd advise not using it and using BIOS.
Your FSB is quad-pumped (4x) to get your CPU frequency base frequency, hence the FSB 200 for a 800 MHz base frequency. Your memory is DDR (dual data rate - 2x) so for 200 FSB you get a memory frequency of 400 MHz.
Things to try:-
In BIOS
Frequency/Voltage Control
Dynamic Overclocking: Disabled
Performance Mode: Slow
CPU Ratio Selection: Locked
DRAM Frequency: Auto
Spread Spectrum: Disabled
Adjust CPU Bus Clock (Mhz): 200
DDR Clock(Mhz): 333 (Greyed out)
Adjust AGP/PCI Clock(Mhz): 66.66/33.33
CPU Vcore Adjust: No
CPU Vcore: 1.5250V (Greyed Out)
DDR Power Voltage: 2.70V
AGP Power Voltage: 1.55V
If you had to change Performance Mode to Slow, you will have to Save and Exit and then re-enter BIOS for all the following options to be available. If it was already Slow move straight to
Advanced Chipset Features
DRAM Timing Setting
Configure DRAM Timing by SPD: Disabled
CAS Latency: 3 Clocks
RAS Precharge: 4 Clocks
RAS to CAS Delay: 8 Clocks
Burst Length: 4 Clocks
Integrity Mode: Disabled
With these settings we can start to overclock your system. SLOWLY increase the FSB (CPU Bus Clock) in increments of 5. Save and Exit. Test memory with MemTest. Boot into Windows and stress test (prime95). Once you start to get errors, back off 2 or 3 MHz.
ALL OVERCLOCKING CARRIES A RISK OF COMPONENT DAMAGE OR FAILURE!!!
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE IT, DON'T DO IT.
Your memory is likely to be the holding factor here, as it is only rated to 400 MHz!!!
If you do decide to try it, let us know how far you get, we can advise on further optimisation.
Hope this helps a little. Good Luck.