In MIT Performance Enhance there are 3 levels: standard, turbo, and extreme the default is turbo what will happen if i set it to extreme?
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If you're not over clocked on your CPU and RAM it's worth trying Extreme. It alters how auto sets advanced timings. Extreme will set tighter timings (lower numbers) for these values.
Be aware that it's possible that Extreme could result in your PC becoming unstable or even unbootable. Clearing the CMOS will be necessary if the auto recovery doesn't kick in.
To be honest there isn't much performance difference between the three and you can actually achieve the same or better (and more stable) results by manually tuning the timings.Coolermaster CM 690 II advance Case
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Re: Ga-p35-ds3l
Originally posted by Psycho101 View PostIf you're not over clocked on your CPU and RAM it's worth trying Extreme. It alters how auto sets advanced timings. Extreme will set tighter timings (lower numbers) for these values.
I'd run a benchmark to see what difference they make, and compare them also to manually set tRD.
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