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    How to OC with RTM875T-606 pll?

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by lobfredd, Aug 9, 2008.

  1. lobfredd

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    What app should i use to overclock with RTM875t-606?
     
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    Not sure, but you can try the RTM875t -587 PLL in SetFSB. (It might not work and may damage the SMB)
     
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    Nothing happen when i try that!
     
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    Then try and get the datasheet for that PLL and mail it to the guys at CPUcool and SetFSB.
     
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    how to do that?
     
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    How to get the datasheet?
     
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    Try contacting Realtek and tell them that you are an electrical engineering student, and you would like to know how the clock generator works, and they might provide you with a datasheet for it.
    Else wait for some software updates for clockgen, setfsb, cpucool etc
     
    Andy, Aug 10, 2008
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