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i just finished to setup properly my is7 under win2k (serial ata and
every component are seen by bios and os, one week to get that.. lol) now i get a new problem : my pc freeze if i plug the two 512 Mo sticks in their slot. if i use just one, it works fine (i ve tryed with each stick of ram, it works good). specs of the ram : elixir 512 mo ddr333 pc2700 (that's what i read on it lol... is that 333mhz ok with the 400 Mhz of the is7 ? someone told me maybe to underclock the ram, is it a good idea ? how can i do that ? i just find a ratio setting in the bios.. ? nico |
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TomG a écrit : > sounds like when it is using dual channel mode, your ram is unstable. to > under clock the ram, basically you would pick a NB Strap setting, you can > start with a strap setting that really does match your CPU internal > frequency (533, 800 for two examples...) and then select a dram ratio that > slows down the ram. > > basically, the way the dram ratio works is the FSB multiplied by the second > number in the ratio divided by the first number in the ratio. 5:4 ratio > would be: > > (133 (fsb) * 4) divided by 5 = 106.4. DDR is doubled so the ram frequency > would be 212.8 > > you would want to be careful NOT to pick a ratio like 4:5 as that has the > opposite effect of increasing the DDR speed over the FSB speed. get your > calculator out and do some simple math while you are looking at the bios > options. different NB straps have different ratios available and I read the > posts of one guy who purposely went through the different NB straps to try > different ratios. ok the settings was 5:4, and i put it like 3:2, and problems apparently disapears thanks ! > > > -- > > Thomas Geery > Network+ certified > > ftp://geerynet.d2g.com > ftp://68.98.180.8 Abit Mirror <----- Cable modem IP > This IP is dynamic so it *could* change!... > over 113,000 FTP users served! > ^^^^^^^ |