Need BIOS setting to change FSB Ram!

[KaramChand]

Hi,
I'm currently looking to overclock my X4 9950 Phenom (with the M3A79-T Deluxe), I've giving it a small boost to 2.8Ghz so far (200*14) but,

I need to change the FSB RAM ratio that it reported in CPU-Z, and I'm not sure what setting I need to change in the bios.
It is currently reporting a 1:2 relationship. I think this is stopping me from clocking higher at the moment because it causes my RAM to clock too high.

Thanks

[Boniface]

Look in your BIOS under Frequency/Voltage Control...

Set Linear Frequency Control to ENABLED...when you do that, you'll be able to adjust the CPU Clock (FSB), DRAM Clock (RAM), AGP Clock, & PCI Clock. For best performance, the CPU & DRAM should be set to the same speed. AGP should be set to 66MHz, PCI to 33MHz.

[Aabhas]

You'd have to go into the BIOS and change the frequency for your RAM from auto to 533. If you bought a pre-manufactured computer (HP, Dell, etc.), there's a good chance that you can't do this adjustment because they usually lock away a lot of the BIOS setting for the motherboard. However, if you're lucky enough to be able to see this setting (or have a custom built PC), go right ahead and change it. Make sure that you're only changing the RAM frequency.

[GNom]

you need to use the ratio to find a setting where your ram runs at or below its rated speed

with the NB - take it off auto
when you press + on the num pad - it should go onto stock. Can you tell which stock setting is on the top right of the bios.