What does the different MHZ setting do? What are they used for HELP Lol?
1045467
Mhz streams for megahertz, it relates to the channel your transmitter and reverberate are on. And how clean a signal you have.
1589211
Frequencies may be set manually by number.....setting 98.5 is done just like setting 99.0 or 91.4......push buttons.......
172698
I have to say fixed frequency , I think it runs in the 660 to 880 MHz range depends on what else you use in that range, even then what are the odds of anything being on that same freq.
283023
I think it was around 600 ....MHz..... And 900 when over clocked. But in all honesty I replaced this within a month and there is no reason to buy this with the r7 250 and 260/260x on the market for a bit more money. If you plan on playing any games from the last two years this will not do it well if at all.
565670
To be honest I didn't realize there were 2 different MHz. I have not had a chance to see how this operates since it is a Christmas gift for someone this year.
53951
i'm not really sure because the one i bought was for somebody else so i'm not familiar with much of the settings. i'm sorry!
417644
You do have to manually set your memory speeds on most boards as they take the lowest generally as a default. YouTube has some great videos on how to do this, and it is advised to do so. If you smoke the memory or board from "Overclocking" you are out of luck. Tom's Hardware message board has some great material on it, and a number of people who know what will work. Some are just fanboys of specific products too, which I can be guilty of on occasion.
1755661
Hey, My understanding is that the base speed is 1.33 Ghz with the ability to go to 1.86 Ghz (like a turbo) when needed. I think this is done to save or provide better battery life without affecting performance. My also displays 1.33 Ghz. Grim
2249527
Kinda, it has the typical ASUS driver software which allows for independent setting for the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands. You can give each band a separate SSID and password. That will allow you to connect to just the 5Ghz band with your devices. After you have separate SSIDs you can also disable the 2.4Ghz SSID broadcast so it won't even show up as an option on most of your devices. However, there's no way to actually disable the 2.4Ghz band broadcast. Remember, even when the 2.4Ghz band is "hidden" you (or others) can still find it and connect to it so make sure it's password protected!
646870
I'm not sure as I have only used a mid-level setting. I will try it and give you an opinion after.
350699
Hello, no problem, this device has two button for change frequency from 87.5 to 108.0 MHz. only you have to find a "no used" frequency. its so easy!
259577
Hey,My understanding is that the base speed is 1.33 Ghz with the ability to go to 1.86 Ghz (like a turbo) when needed. I think this is done to save or provide better battery life without affecting performance. My also displays 1.33 Ghz.Grim
465777
Over clocking. RAM with higher frequency will provide higher performance, while you may not feel it. It is very easy to setup the OC mode (with the build-in XMP profile of the RAM) of RAM in the bios. But the RAM will also works fine if you don't know or want to setup it.
1589001
Depends on what it's use is for. Games don't take advantage of 2133 mhz+ unless you're using AMD APU. If you're video editing, etc then speed is good for throughput but this is the wrong board for that with only 2 DIMM slots. In my M6I I got Gskill tridentx 1600mhz but Gas latency 7 not the usual 9 or 10.... Just a thought
1174037
It's using RF at 2.4 GHz. BTW, it's not obsolete because it's not bluetooth. It's meant to be used for a home entertainment system (not for a cell phone). If you need an airplane, don't give a bad review to a car because it can't fly!
809860
Here is the frequency coverage Frequency (MHz) Step Size Value --------------------------------------------- 25-27.405 10 kHz 27.41-29.7 5 kHZ 29.71-49.83 10 kHz 49.835-54 5 kHz 108-136.9916 8.33 kHz 137-137.995 5 kHz 138-143.9875 12.5 kHz 144-147.995 5 kHz 148-150.7875 12.5 kHz 150.8-150.845 5 kHz 150.8525-150.845 5 kHz 150.8525-154.4975 7.5 kHz 154.515-154.64 5 kHz 154.65-156.255 7.5 kHz 156.275-157.45 25 kHz 154.47-161.5725 7.5 kHz 161.6-161.975 5 kHz 162-174 12.5 216.0025-219.9975 5 kHz 220-224.995 5 kHz 225.000-379.975 25 kHz 380-419.9875 12.5 kHz 420-450 5 kHz 450.00625-469.99375 6.25 kHz 470-512 12.5 kHz (6.25 kHz with CPU Firmware 1.6 or later) 764-781.996875 3.125 kHz 791-796.996875 3.125 kHz 806-823.9875 12.5 kHz 849-868.9875 12.5 kHz 894-901.9875 12.5 kHz 902-928 5 kHz 928.0125-939.9875 12.5 kHz 940-960 6.25 kHz 1240-1300 6.25 kHz
917809
oops, you asked about throughout FREQUENCY, not boost range. As I understand it, it's a parabolic curve that tails off on both sides of the 35hZ spec.