Ai Booster

[MIST_]

ok so i bought a new p4c800-e deluxe and a nifty program called ai booster comes with it on the cd, i install it and i get this freaking error "division by zero" **** and stuff like that, i've updated to the latest bios but it don't help, anyone else had this problem? ok so i flashed and now i get "," is not a valid integer

[dak1640]

AI booster sux, don't use it

[MIST_]

well so far its the only program i know that shows my ram voltage...

[dak1640]

you only need to set the ram voltage in the BIOS, then leave it alone. No real need to monitor it.

[Rickwell]

Well saying "it sux and don't use it" really helps.

[dak1640]

I believe AI Booster is really intended for the P4P800 mobo. Do not run AI booster with Asus Probe, won't work. Try deleting AI Booster, remove from registry entry, and reload.

[Rickwell]

dak1640 is correct on that one.AI Booster and Asus Probe can't be run at the same time.I have both installed on my computer (P5AD2-E).But I never let them start when windows starts or run them at the same time to check voltages or temps.Plus AI Booster doesn't seem to be a feature of your board.Are you sure it came on the cd that is for that motherboard?Or are you using AI Booster from a different support cd?

[MIST_]

well the cd is for the p4c800e/p4p800e but when i install it, it says "Supports folloing mobos" and mine is in it

[dak1640]

Mist, it is really a poor program...I had it with my old P4P800SE mobo. The program attempted to allow you to change OC parameters on the fly within windows, but way too many problems with it. I suggest deleting it. Your BIOS has all the options you need.

[apoc_reg]

Is it the fact that it does it on the fly that makes it unstable? or the fact that asus probe may be running??

I know its easy enough to do it in the bios but i like doing it live for benchmarking using the HDR (RHTCL or something its called) program.

also i swear when i overclock from 3.2 ghz to 3.5 ghz (using ai booster) that i get less frames per second rather than more !?!

[AristoV300]

I tried the AI Booster and I found it didn't suit me. I guess it is good if you are trying to toy with your system on the fly or if you have benchmarking setting and a daily setup, or maybe running stock. The program is good for allowing you to switch between the 2. I just prefer setting in the BIOS and only using one daily setting.

[Czarspuppet]

I came here for help with my AI booster program too..

It works perfectly.. or should I say it worked perfectly?
It has problems with SPD and Dividers..

Once I OC the system way past my memorys SPD, it will ask to restart and when it does that it will change ALL of your bio settings in a ghettofied attempt to change your CPURAM ratio (my mobo doesn't actually have a ratio strap..).

Problem is, it can't get past the first ratio change, as the overclocking is within windows and not the bios so the BIO says "hey this ram is too low, lets bump up the divider.." and whalah you get in windows and its like "WTFBQQ! The divider is too high, you need to restart so I can change it.."

:\ ****ty program for Overclockers yes, for the first 25% of my OC it worked fine :\

Edit: For those ~ Lite overclockers this program is fine.