New Memory Tweaker for Intel Chipsets

any guide for reference for this program?

http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/7470/memsetck6.jpg
I've asked you in a pm if it works with P5B-E, but why can't I apply? :(

SMa, that is strange, is that 965 of yours is C1 or C2 ?

->SMa:try with this version:
MemSet.zip

thx! this one works :banana:
it's a P965 C2

:toast:

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Originally Posted by FELIX

->STEvil:try this version:
MemSet.zip

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Works perfect :toast:

Edit: Found it. ;)

dead link :(

anyone can share it please ?

EDIT : thanks to cpull ;)

put on my FTP : Memset 3.0

http://www.overclock247.com/pyr0/MemSet/

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Originally Posted by Pyr0

http://www.overclock247.com/pyr0/MemSet/

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thx too :toast:

Here is a memset version for xp x64:
MemSet.zip

Special thanks to PyrO for his help :)

Hi all,

I tried MemSet in Vista and yes it works but at system restart all settings are gone. And yes i did save the settings...Later I checked the HKEY\LM\...Run in regedit and i could't find any string for loading memset at startup. Can somebody please let me know what the exact registry string is for loading at startup? Then i can edit that manually and it will hopefully work at startup in Vista as well.

Thank you.

Memset save is not loading by registry system,
but an icone is copy to the startup folder,so check it...
Also I don't test memset under Vista,it's may that it's not work...

Thank you Felix. It is working with Windows XP. I have tried it yesterday. But with Vista I was able to setup the new timings and apply and also save them, but at startup there is a message that it cannot write to ...\pctv.ini file...

I'll try to fix that as soon as I have the opportunity to run under Vista.

->Planet X:try with this version under Vista:
MemSet.zip

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Originally Posted by FELIX

Here is a memset version for xp x64:
MemSet.zip

Special thanks to PyrO for his help :)

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glad i could help Felix...
and a HUGE thanks to you m8 for taking the time to research and make MemSet x64 compatible :toast: :clap:

I just wanted to say a big THANKS to FELIX! This program works awesome and has allowed me to tweak many settings that are not present in my SuperMicro BIOS. I've picked up a substantial amount of performance from this bulletproof but non-enthusiast level board. :) :D :banana:

Dear FELIX:

It's a long time from last time I visit here.
I download MchbarEdit and record the text here. May be this can help you fix the Crash issues in some 915NB with DDR2.

MCHBAR 00 04 08 0C
FED14000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14010 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14020 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14030 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14040 00000008 00000031 80800200 00000000
FED14050 00800001 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14060 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14070 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14080 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14090 00000055 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140A0 00000000 00D80000 00000000 00000000
FED140B0 00D80000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140C0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140D0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140E0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140F0 00000000 00400000 00000000 00000000
FED14100 20202010 00000000 00000033 00000003
FED14110 B97828F8 03C2E122 80000228 010A010A
FED14120 40004A06 C20C1900 0C0001FC 00000000
FED14130 000006C4 871A066D 00100401 00000000
FED14140 90537200 80102A08 06020101 00000C03
FED14150 5A2D8724 C1639436 80203D00 00000200
FED14160 00000080 00008020 0200AA15 E0024454
FED14170 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14180 20202010 00000000 00000033 00000003
FED14190 B97828F8 03C2E122 80000228 010A010A
FED141A0 40004A06 C20C1900 0C0001FC 00000000
FED141B0 000006C4 871A066D 00100401 00000000
FED141C0 90537200 80102A08 06020101 00000C03
FED141D0 5A2D8724 C1639436 80203D00 00000200
FED141E0 00000000 00008020 0200AA15 E0024454
FED141F0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14200 000F0202 00000000 04020108 00000000
FED14210 02010804 00000000 86000400 00000000
FED14220 00210264 00000300 00000000 00000000
FED14230 34000002 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14240 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14250 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14260 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14270 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14280 00006666 10004040 00000000 00000000
FED14290 00000000 00000000 FF00FFFF 000000FF
FED142A0 00000048 00000000 02FF03F0 00000000
FED142B0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED142C0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED142D0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED142E0 00000001 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED142F0 00000000 00002007 00050700 00000000
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FED14320 37373737 37373737 00000000 00000000
FED14330 37373737 37373737 00000000 00000000
FED14340 00000040 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14350 00000000 00000000 28000000 00000000
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FED14370 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000001
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FED143C0 00000040 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED143D0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED143E0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED143F0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000001
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FED14F00 00000400 00000400 606C606C 0000606C
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FED14FF0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000

nice coding :clap:

got 1 Questions though - will the Board keep the Setting or do i have to redo all Settings after rebooting?

iLL

@FELIX: Is there anyway to make the MCHBAR Edit display shorter? I have to set my screen to 1600x??? to see the whole thing. At 1024x??? I can't get to the edit area. Thanks and a really great job on these 2 programs... :)

->SKiLL3D:Save your settings if you want keep them after reboot.

->JWilson:I know this "problem",I try to fix it at next.

OK, and thanks for a great job!

BTW, where did you find the bits that equal each memory timing for Memset? I have the 965 datasheet but it only lists the registers. For settings like Tras, I can't find a list of bits/bytes that correspond to each timing like 18T, 19T and so on......

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Originally Posted by FELIX

you can take this new beta version:

MemSet22beta.zip

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the link doesn't work:(

->JWilson:see at the top of each register in datasheet,
the addresse(offset) is indicate.
But 965 configuration register is more compliquated
than others,because Intel use 8bits,16 bits,24bits
32bits and higher values...

->wedfighter:take this version:
MemSet30.zip

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Originally Posted by FELIX

->JWilson:see at the top of each register in datasheet,
the addresse(offset) is indicate.
But 965 configuration register is more compliquated
than others,because Intel use 8bits,16 bits,24bits
32bits and higher values......

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OK, but that wasn't what I meant.....

How did you know:
??h = Tras 18T
??h = Trw 5T
??h = Trrd 4T
??h = Trp 3T
??h = Trfc 12T

Where did you find the hex bits that equal the different timings?

They are not listed on the datasheet:
http://www.lejabeach.com/pics2/intelpatcher-4.jpg

Exact,it's not indicate in the datasheet,
so I think that (on a 4 bit value,for example)
0h->0T
Fh->15T

For yours values,it give:

12h = Tras 18T
05h = Trw 5T
04h = Trrd 4T
03h = Trp 3T
0Ch = Trfc 12T

tCl is different:
00h->tCl 3T
07h->tCL 10T

It's what I apply with memset on 965 chipsets...
others chipsets are differents.

OK, so we more or less have to guess at them, but it's pretty easy to guess what they are... :)

AMD datasheets have each one listed. No guessing :D

Thanks!

Is there a way to implement memory dividers as well or is it impossible ?

How nice if u add 2 more options for frequency and voltage on ram... This will be an ultimate mem tweaker

@ FELIX: 1 more question:

Is "FED14XXX" that is shown, the "Configuration Address" for the Data being displayed? I know the "XXX" is the register offset. Thanks!

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FED14000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14010 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14020 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14030 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14040 00000008 00000031 80800200 00000000
FED14050 00800001 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14060 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14070 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14080 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED14090 00000055 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140A0 00000000 00D80000 00000000 00000000
FED140B0 00D80000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140C0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140D0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140E0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
FED140F0 00000000 00400000 00000000 00000000
FED14100 20202010 00000000 00000033 00000003

Yes it's the memory configuration registers or MCHBAR
(Memory Controler Hub Base Address Register)
You can find the address in B:00 D:00 F:00
at offset 48h for 965 chipset and 44h for 975 chipset.

Here is a beta version of memset:
MemSet31

-add support for 680i chipset.
-add reading frequency for all chipsets,(except for 680i),
but possible bug with this fonction,ratio fsb:dram is a very
gas-works on 9xx chipsets.
-Changing reading memory size
-add values fot tRAS on 975 chipset
-some bugs corrected.

Report me bugs or problem... :)

Thank you Felix:toast: ...

http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/3...shot034jy1.jpg

memory frequency don't work on 680i chipset,it's the fsb frequency...you are lucky :) (1:1)
I don't find how work memory ratios on this board.
I'll try again to get 680i datasheet (I need it for do that)

thanks for update.

i get this error when i start memset:

http://pics.mwirths.de/pics/memset.jpg

Asus P5W64 Pro
Windows XP SP2

?? What is your system?

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Originally Posted by FELIX

memory frequency don't work on 680i chipset,it's the fsb frequency...you are lucky :) (1:1)
I don't find how work memory ratios on this board.
I'll try again to get 680i datasheet (I need it for do that)

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Basically we can match FSB and memory in bios any which way...

http://img71.imageshack.us/img71/276...shot037wt2.jpg
http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/5...shot038ly2.jpg

or...

http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/1...shot036qd3.jpg
http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/3...shot039jh3.jpg

I found this weird bug.. it happens always..using Memset 3.0


I open Memset, its ok it works just fine
http://xs410.xs.to/xs410/06494/Memsetok.JPG.xs.jpg

Then I change the timmings (same thing happens if I just close it without changin anything)

If I open it again, it will show this.
http://xs410.xs.to/xs410/06494/memsetnotok.JPG.xs.jpg

and CPU-Z wont show anything in the mem tab.
http://xs410.xs.to/xs410/06494/cpuznotok.JPG.xs.jpg


PS: Gigabyte DQ6
PS: Same thing with 3.1 Beta.

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Originally Posted by FELIX

?? What is your system?

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Asus P5W64 Pro i975
Intel Q6600
2 x 1024 MB G.Skill DDR2 F2-6400CL4D-2GBJS
MSI 8800 GTX
Windows XP SP2 all updates

more??

memset 3.0 works perfect.

I'd just like to say thanks for memset too. Having access to things like tRFC makes a difference in the speed and feel of my rig in general use. Great little app.

->Detonator.cl:Read post #234 on this thread.
->webwilli:I send you an m.p.

Nice work FELIX.It works like a charm:toast:
What tRFC would you suggest?

The best is make test yourself,but bachus tell me that tRFC on this chipset are
less influence than tRFC on others chipsets.

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Originally Posted by FELIX

The best is make test yourself,but bachus tell me that tRFC on this chipset are less influence than tRFC on others chipsets.

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That's what it looks like from messing with TRFC and MemSet. Current BIOS (P21) for reference 680i boards (eVGA, BFG...) does not allow to adjust TRFC, as opposed to e.g. latest BIOS for ASUS P5N32-E SLI... So that's all we got for now...

SPi32M --> TRFC=70 vs TRFC=20 @ DDR2-1315 5-4-4-5.0-2T

Not much, but hey, 3s is 3s, right? :) Everest and Sandra memory benchmarks do not show any ground-breaking differences either...

Thanks for a revised version, FELIX... Hopefully you'll get memory clock and ratios figured out soon :up:

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Originally Posted by FELIX

->Detonator.cl:Read post #234 on this thread.
->webwilli:I send you an m.p.

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thx a lot! :)

Thanks FELIX, much appreiciated revision :toast:

Jesus Bachus, nice mem clocks an 1M!!

Here is the final version:
MemSet31

Finally I don't find how to report memory frequency on 680i...
Let me know if you find bugs on this version. :)

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Originally Posted by FELIX

Let me know if you find bugs on this version. :)

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This message gives me memset on a bad axe 2.

http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/1...31errorxt8.gif

Hi FELIX,

thanks for new version.

The memory frequency are not correct.

http://pics.mwirths.de/pics/thumb/ms.jpg

Asus P5B Deluxe

EVGA 680i: Twtr is reading 1 number low.

When Twtr is set to 8T; Memset3.1 reads 7T. Everything else is OK.

Beta did that also...

->jWilson:I fix that soon.
->webwilli,joe_cool:I send you an MP.

Biostar 965PT and Gigabyte 965P-S3:

Twr, Twtr, Trrd, and Trtp BIOS settings do not agree with Memset readings, but I believe the BIOS on both boards are wrong. The 2 boards when set to the same memory timings, display different Memset readings and different from each other. Memset readings agree with MCHBAR register readings.

I haven't looked at DFI 975X yet.

will give it a go :)

Thanks for the program Felix.

I accidentally hit "save" instead of "apply" and had a stressful time trying to get my XP to boot properly again. Finally fixed by saving new settings while XP was still loading up (I guess before the old settings were loaded as XP would crash after a few of the tray icons were loaded).

I see that there is no program to remove in XP's control panel "add and remove" and there is no uninstall feature. Is simply deleting the program from the folder enough or is the saved settings still existing somewhere?

Thank you in advance.

Possible,check in C:/ if a folder MemSave exist, and eventually delete the file,
and delete the icon in the startup folder.

Any support for 650i ?

Regards

Martin

...possible,I send you an MP.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by FELIX

Possible,check in C:/ if a folder MemSave exist, and eventually delete the file,
and delete the icon in the startup folder.

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Thanks Felix. Keep up the good work!

Already Felix received register dump and add support for low price chipset :toast: nV 650i.

Big thank's :)



Regards
Martin

Sorry if this was already answered, but I didn't read the entire thread.

Is it possible to disable mchbar locking when using the save function?

No,it's not possible.
I try to add it in a next version.

Question for you Felix:

Why on Intel 975 it is not possible to set the following:

tRC - Min. Active to Active Auto Refresh Tme
tRRD - Min. Row Active to Row Active Delay
tWR - Write Recovery Time
tWTR - Internal Write to Read Command Delay
tRTP - Internal Read to Precharge Command Delay

Those are the settings which BIOS can read from SPD and set although I am not sure if those timings are set in MCH or by sending the commands directly to the RAM modules itself. Latest version of Everest (3.50.865) beta shows their values from SPD in case you want to check them out. It would be nice to be able to set them manually.

There is also a program Thaiphoon Burner which lets you examine all SPD timings and even reprogram SPD EEPROM.

Word of caution to everyone: Some SPD timings are linked to the frequency (cycle time) and it is not possible for example to set tRAS independently in those tables. If you change tRAS for highest frequency in the table, then your lower frequencies may get tRAS value which is too low. If it ever happens that you need those low frequencies, for example when you reset CMOS or your mainboard goes into recovery mode your system may refuse to boot. Do not tinker with SPD if you don't know exactly what you are doing!!!

audiofreak: simply because tRC,tRRD,tWR,tWTR & tRTP are not present
in 9XX chipsets.
Intel prefer to integrate external timings (commands delay) in these chipsets
whereas AMD or NVidia prefer to integrate internal timings.

hi FELIX,

there is still the problem with locking/unlocking of mchbar in version 3.1.

if i exit memset by clicking the [Exit] button in the lower right corner, some other programs like cpu-z, everest reports wrong figures for memorytimings!

if i exit memset by licking the [X] button at the upper right corner, everything is fine!

have a look at your code whats the difference in exiting your program this two ways!

the problem is, that if i use the [Save] button to apply the settings automatically at startup, your program is using the first method to exit after setting the timings at startup. this results in the problem described above!

anyway, a great tool to adjust timings! thanks FELIX

With 975x chipset??

Quote:

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Originally Posted by FELIX

With 975x chipset??

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sorry for not stating it clearly enough: yes 975X chipset!

well, it's not that big deal as long as you are using memset manually, cause as long as you know whats going on, its easy to hit the right button to exit memset properly.

the annoying part is the way memset exits when it is run during startup. there is no way to influence how memset exits. so there is no way to get around this issue without starting memset manually afterwards as described in my previous post.

FELIX, you obviously are exiting your program trough two different doors ... ;)

ps. wasn't sure if you are still monitoring this thread - quick reply!
thanks again FELIX, you did a great job on this program anyway!

I know that the same problem exist with 965 chipset (Read post #234 on this thread.) but it's the first time I see that on 975 chipset...
I try to fix that in a next version.

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Originally Posted by FELIX

I know that the same problem exist with 965 chipset (Read post #234 on this thread.) but it's the first time time I see that on 975 chipset...
I try to fix that in a next version.

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have read post #234 as the whole thread!

unfortunately this problem exists also on 975X chipsets!

as i said FELIX, i don't care too much about the behavior of the [Exit] and [X] buttons. what would help, is the behavior of the program when it exits during usage at startup ...

THANKS

:( i can't get 64-bit version.

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audiofreak: simply because tRC,tRRD,tWR,tWTR & tRTP are not present
in 9XX chipsets.
Intel prefer to integrate external timings (commands delay) in these chipsets
whereas AMD or NVidia prefer to integrate internal timings.

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I am not sure I understand what you mean by this.

How those timings get programmed on Intel then? The RAM wouldn't work without them, right?

Here is the 3.2 version:
MemSet32

-Work on 2000 /XP 32&64 /Vista 32.
-Add "olds" chipsets:
Intel 815
NForce2
Via KT266/333/400
-Disabled change Cas# on DDR2.(didn't work, and crash)
-Some bug fixed.

Tell me if you find bug with this version... :)

Many thanks FELIX :clap: :toast:

Asus P5N-E SLI nvidia 650i

"The Driver TVicPort Can Not Be Found"

that happens everytime i try to run the program.

tvicport.dll & .sys are right there in the folder with the exe.

"The Driver TVicPort Can Not Be Found"

Exactly the same thing with me.

ABIT AW9-D MAX.

Sorry to reask a question. I'm assuming it's somewhere in the 16 pages already. But anyone able to point me to a thread discussing the individual subtimings and how they affect performance, and perhaps what certain ic's like? I know d9's can handle low trfcs but mine are in rma right now and I've got some generic ones to fiddle with at the moment. I've just been using memset to trial and error dropping things until they cause a reboot or other failure and using mbench or spi to test times. But I'm imagining that having some subtimings at low settings are preventing others from going as low, where it'd probably be more beneficial to have something higher than I've found so that I could get something else lower for more speed. Sorry it sounds confusing. Thanks :)


edit: Also something I've found with the new version with my p965 is that the reported frequency isn't always accurate. If I use the normal mutliplier, it's fine. But if I lower it, it seems to report "nbcc" vs actual speed. Note I'm always using 1:1. Not really an issue at all, but just figured I'd post it.

Also, I noticed cas changing has been done away with. What I've noticed with my p965 and memtest3.0 is that if I set a lower cas timing, I can set it higher via memset and set it back down. But if I start at a higher cas and try to go lower, it'll hang. For example, if I set cas5 in bios and try to set to 4, it'll hang. But if I set to 4 in bios, I can set to 5 and then bring back and forth between 4 and 5 all day long. I guess it's no big deal that cas has been locked since I wouldn't usually boot at a cas it can't handle only to raise it to regain stability. However, sometimes, I boot at a lower fsb with lower timings, and in my experimenting, I'd raise fsb, which may necessitate an increase in cas, which mt3.0 did fine.

Thanks for a great program :)


edit: not nbcc but rather fsb x set multi / default multi.

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Originally Posted by Dr.No.pt

"The Driver TVicPort Can Not Be Found"

Exactly the same thing with me.

ABIT AW9-D MAX.

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ok i have no idea why but its working now.

Dr. No, run the memset program let it error out and then reboot, see if it works then.

Mem Freq. is being reported way wrong though.

http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/3...3529bx3.th.png

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ok i have no idea why but its working now.

Dr. No, run the memset program let it error out and then reboot, see if it works then.

Mem Freq. is being reported way wrong though.

http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/3...3529bx3.th.png

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475 * 7 / 8 = 415. you have e6400 and setting 7x?

edit. then again judging from sig, and your shot, 475x8=3800?

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Originally Posted by ziddey

475 * 7 / 8 = 415. you have e6400 and setting 7x?

edit. then again judging from sig, and your shot, 475x8=3800?

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correct E6600 @ 475x8 ram at 560mhz

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Originally Posted by Dr.No.pt

"The Driver TVicPort Can Not Be Found"

Exactly the same thing with me.

ABIT AW9-D MAX.

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Had the same problem, you have to reboot your computer.

I want to make only one version for all OS,
but there is a problem with this version for the driver.
Normally you need to reboot only for OS 64bits...
I try to fix that soon (I'm not at Home for now)

Great Felix !!! this utility is very usefull...:toast:

I made some changes on this version:
memset32

but need to restart under Vista...

not working under vista x64, even if I reboot.

Nothing happens, task handler show memtest process but there is no windows opening on desktop....

what 's wrong :/

fix it please, I'll be so happy if U fix it

now, each time, says me : reboot computer ...

grrrrrr...

up, help him working under ViSTA x64.

This still does not work for me on Vista 32 - AWD9-MAX keeps asking me to reboot, have rebooted 4 times now :(

Oo !

->r00t3d: and with this? : memset

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->r00t3d: and with this? : memset

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Still the same m8

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->r00t3d: and with this? : memset

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hi felix,
tried this last version too. the problem with [X] and [Exit] still exists: if i exit via [Exit] subsequent usage of everest reads memory parameters incorrectly. if i exit via [X] everything is working again ...
should this be fixed in this version.

ps. i just tried this on one of the pc's at the office (945G chipset). have not verified this at home (965/975) ...

Hi guys, the link doesn't work for me...

I need to fix a problem with the driver...
Link will be restore soon.

Here is a new version (with installer):
Memset

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Here is a new version (with installer):
Memset

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Thanks Felix , gj :toast:

up need update for vista x64 ^^

Works on my mobo Asrock Conroe865PE. Only flaw was when i restarted the computer first time after aplied new settings in Memset but it hasn't reocurred.

i cant change my cl value

the trtc changed the trp changed and so did the tras

tcl changed fine on my other computer with ddr memory

this computer has ddr2

is there something i should know?

its the most significant change everyone says.. so id like to make that change
how do i bring it down?

my original timings are 4-4-4-12
now they are at 4-3-3-8

i see a number three in the tcl drop down box but when i try to select 3 the program just stays at 4

should i re-install or is it my rams fault?

3.2 disables cas changing for at least the p965 chipset because it doesn't work right. it'll either crash the computer or make it appear to be changed but in reality is still the same.

im on 925xe


should i try to find an older version then?

It's not possible to change #Cas on DDR2,
so I disabled this function on all DDR2 chipsets.