Hmmmm..... Interesting.... You can use it easily for faster\slower bandwidth throughput, but I have not seen it give true bases as separateed out from bandwidth. But you are still right, as unusually high throughput or failure of bandwidth on PCI device tests or AGP tests on an OC'd box tells you that you have a heat or device-pushed-too-fast problem and a combo of flakes plus bench tests high compared to toher throughputs versus stock boxes of similar kinds tells you are colse to or on bleeding edge of what devices or PCI or AGP busses can do. Isolation from there is best done with a laser and directional pointed heat meter(IR freq analyzer or bulb cowled to provide mono-directional heat pickup plus weak laser to show where pickup is aimed) or an IR pic. Jameco has first but they are a bit high right now for decent ones though very valuable tool for isolating what is really hot as far as IC modules go.
Ageek, when you reply to my threads, it seems your speaking another language. It's like you've transended into a realm of thinking only you can understand.
Or your just constantly stoned. Either way, I have NO idea what your saying!
Hmmmm..... Interesting.... You can use it easily for faster\slower bandwidth throughput, but I have not seen it give true bases as separateed out from bandwidth. But you are still right, as unusually high throughput or failure of bandwidth on PCI device tests or AGP tests on an OC'd box tells you that you have a heat or device-pushed-too-fast problem and a combo of flakes plus bench tests high compared to toher throughputs versus stock boxes of similar kinds tells you are colse to or on bleeding edge of what devices or PCI or AGP busses can do. Isolation from there is best done with a laser and directional pointed heat meter(IR freq analyzer or bulb cowled to provide mono-directional heat pickup plus weak laser to show where pickup is aimed) or an IR pic. Jameco has first but they are a bit high right now for decent ones though very valuable tool for isolating what is really hot as far as IC modules go.
John.
actually, it tells you the frequency in some of the information...but what ever way's better for you
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if it's on the below list, you can use the program there:
http://www.cpuid.com/clockgen.php
Hmmmm..... Interesting.... You can use it easily for faster\slower bandwidth throughput, but I have not seen it give true bases as separateed out from bandwidth. But you are still right, as unusually high throughput or failure of bandwidth on PCI device tests or AGP tests on an OC'd box tells you that you have a heat or device-pushed-too-fast problem and a combo of flakes plus bench tests high compared to toher throughputs versus stock boxes of similar kinds tells you are colse to or on bleeding edge of what devices or PCI or AGP busses can do. Isolation from there is best done with a laser and directional pointed heat meter(IR freq analyzer or bulb cowled to provide mono-directional heat pickup plus weak laser to show where pickup is aimed) or an IR pic. Jameco has first but they are a bit high right now for decent ones though very valuable tool for isolating what is really hot as far as IC modules go.
John.
Or your just constantly stoned. Either way, I have NO idea what your saying!
Muahahahahaha!!! LMAO!!
actually, it tells you the frequency in some of the information...but what ever way's better for you
what motherboard RWB?