DFI NB73-EA i845E Gallery (2)

	<![if lt IE 4]> <SCRIPT SRC="http://imgserv.adbutler.com/adserve/;ID=131075;size=468x60;setID=61435;type=js" LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT"> </SCRIPT> <NOSCRIPT> <a href="http://imgserv.adbutler.com/go2/;ID=131075;size=468x60;setID=61435"> <img src="http://imgserv.adbutler.com/adserve.ibs/;ID=131075;size=468x60;setID=61435;type=img" border="0" height="60" width="468"></a> </NOSCRIPT><![endif]>
中文版 \| News \| Archives \| Reviews \| Forum \| $ Deals \| Links \| History \| Contact \| Privacy

DFI NB73-EA i845E Gallery (2)
Overclocker 20 May 2002

The BIOS and peripherals

In our tests, we maximise the possible ram timings to make it run at full speed. We set our DDR333 module to run at 2-5-2-2 as shown in the screen shot below.

Looks like DFI is moving into the overclocking world with the introduction of Vcore adjustments too. You can increase or decrease the CPU Vcore in this screen. There is no options to change the VDimm though.

FSB is also adjustable from 100 ~ 165Mhz at 1Mhz intervals.

We saw this on ABIT and EPoX board. It now comes to DFI where you can the PCI/AGP Clock no matter what FSB you're running.

The Smart Card Reader + SD Card Reader

The Memory Stick and Smart Card reader (optional)