hollywood
02-26-2004, 12:48 AM
One last question before heading to bed:
I built a machine for a customer about 2 months ago and used Corsair 2x256 PC3200 LLPT BH-5 (This was my "old" ram). He now wants to upgrade to a gig of memory. Of course I want to purchase an exact match...but I can't as the newer Corsair 2x256 PC3200 LLPT is CH-5. The native SPD timings are off between the two of course. So here's my question:
As long as I set the timings to CL2, 2, 2, 6 in the BIOS or even CL2,3,3,6; will the ram play nice together??? This is all at stock speeds of course, as OCing isn't even in this guys vocabulary.
I think it will be ok as long as I force conservative timings in the BIOS. But I just wanted to ask in case there were and system stability horror stories from running BH5 and CH5 together.
Gnite.
-Holly
I built a machine for a customer about 2 months ago and used Corsair 2x256 PC3200 LLPT BH-5 (This was my "old" ram). He now wants to upgrade to a gig of memory. Of course I want to purchase an exact match...but I can't as the newer Corsair 2x256 PC3200 LLPT is CH-5. The native SPD timings are off between the two of course. So here's my question:
As long as I set the timings to CL2, 2, 2, 6 in the BIOS or even CL2,3,3,6; will the ram play nice together??? This is all at stock speeds of course, as OCing isn't even in this guys vocabulary.
I think it will be ok as long as I force conservative timings in the BIOS. But I just wanted to ask in case there were and system stability horror stories from running BH5 and CH5 together.
Gnite.
-Holly