Using H.Oda's WPCredit utility for Windows, and setting the following options:
* host bus fast data ready - register 52;
* leadoff command timing - register 76;
* DRAM idle timer set to 0 - register 78.
Using SiSoft Sandra 2001te I got the highest memory results I've ever gotten so I thought I'd post them here.
I'm running two celeron 300A at 495 (4.5 x 110) and 2.1v with the memory set as CAS 2.
Just thought these results were pretty cool - shows the BX can still give younger chipsets a run for their money.
Keep on overclocking,
loophole.
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Indeed. I only get 343/344 ALU/FPU bandwidth with FSB95 and CAS2, without those WPCredit tweaks. But that´s with Sandra 2003, and I think this version gives you lower memory scores on a BP6 than Sandra 2001.
BP6, RU BIOS, XP SP3, ACPI, 2x366@523(1,95V), Pentalpha HS + 1x 12cm fan @5V, 768MB, Powercolor Geforce 3, RTL8139D NIC, Terratec EWS64L, Samsung M40 80GB (2,5''), LiteOn CDRW
Yeah, I remember reading that you can't compare different Sandra scores worth a grain of salt. I should probably get around to getting 2003, but all I do under Windows is just play games (I mean test the stability of my machine
-> the real work happens under Linux.

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You can download SiSoft Sandra from here:
http://www.3bsoftware.com/downloads/
Hope you have fun with it...
http://www.3bsoftware.com/downloads/
Hope you have fun with it...
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Download WPCREdit and WPCRSet. Edit is for on-the-fly-testing, Set for loading a driver at startup that sets the desired values.
Edit will automatically choose the correct configuration for a BP6 (IIRC). You can edit the registers in a binary/hex editor. Then you start "Installdd" that comes with Set and installs the device driver. Enter the values you changed and save them, so they´ll be restored after reboot.
If your system hangs at bootup, you entered the wrong values... but you still can uninstall the driver in safe mode.
Edit will automatically choose the correct configuration for a BP6 (IIRC). You can edit the registers in a binary/hex editor. Then you start "Installdd" that comes with Set and installs the device driver. Enter the values you changed and save them, so they´ll be restored after reboot.
If your system hangs at bootup, you entered the wrong values... but you still can uninstall the driver in safe mode.
BP6, RU BIOS, XP SP3, ACPI, 2x366@523(1,95V), Pentalpha HS + 1x 12cm fan @5V, 768MB, Powercolor Geforce 3, RTL8139D NIC, Terratec EWS64L, Samsung M40 80GB (2,5''), LiteOn CDRW