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Tổng quan về overclock

A) CPU SPEED = CPU FREQ X CPU MULTI B) HTT SPEED = CPU FREQ X HT MULTI NOTE: Remember that the HT Bus (AMD systems only) is equivalent to the Bus Speed in Intel systems. Substitute the terms if using an AMD setup.The name 'HT Frequency ratio' should hint that this multiplier is the 'HT Multiplier'. C) RAM DDR2 SPEED = RAM DDR SPEED x 2 D) RAM DDR SPEED = (CPU SPEED / RAM DIVISOR ) x2 E) RAM DIVISOR = CPU MULTI / RAM DIVIDER RATIO F) RAM DIVIDER RATIO = RAM ACTUAL SPEED : CHIPSET HT BUS SPEED G) RAM ACTUAL SPEED = (DDR2 SPEED / 2) / 2 H) CHIPSET HT BUS SPEED = NOMINAL MOBO CHIPSET HT SPEED / NOMINAL HT MULTI AMD systems use a HT Link (also known as a LDT Bus) . CPU - AMD x2 6000+ CPU Freq: 200Mhz - CPU Multiplier: x15 CPU Speed: 3000Mhz Motherboard - M2N32SLI - Chipset HT Bus Speed: 1000Mhz - HT Multiplier: x5 RAM - DDR2-800 - DDR2 speed: 800Mhz Intel CPU Clock Speed = Multiplier x FSB (also known as Bus Speed) DDR RAM Clock Speed (on 1:1 ratio) = 2 x FSB (also known as...
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Intel Core 2 Duo E4300 Review and Overclocking Analysis

What settings did I use to reach 3.6Ghz with the E4300? * non-standard chilled water cooler with water at 4'C * Corsair TWIN2X2048 PC8888 memory * 400MHz FSB * 9x multiplier * 1000MHz memory * 1.65V core voltage * 2.4V memory voltage * 1.55V northbridge voltage * 1.5V southbridge voltage * 1.215V ich voltage * 4-4-4-12 memory timing But what is truly impressive is that the chip was stable at stock voltages at 3.2GHz (400x8) with the stock cooler! It was also stable at 3.42GHz with a Noctua at 1.575Vcore.
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Here you must distinguish between the several partitions

Sưu tầm từ link này: http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/41146/creating-app-and-swap-partition-for-android?rq=1 /system : This is mounted read-only in normal mode, and the place where "the system" is installed (Android core apps plus most of the pre-installed "bloatware"). No matter if it shows "220 MB available", as a normal user cannot make any use of that "free space" internal storage ( /data ): This is where the user installs his apps, and where all the user data reside. Most crucial part, and the place where your report states "11 MB free" -- which most likely will trigger the "insufficient memory" error, see  insufficient-memory ). To free up space here, you can do things like... uninstall apps you once installed but no longer need (most efficient part) move apps to SDCard (see  app2sd ). Apps must explicitly support this (though there are root-methods to enforce the others, it might have side-effects). Still,...
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