outchQuote:
Originally Posted by Achill3uS
yeah try as many RAM modules as you can
and try bending the boards too lol
outchQuote:
Originally Posted by Achill3uS
yeah try as many RAM modules as you can
and try bending the boards too lol
I tryd since only with D9GMH, and Hynix, tomorrow I try with GKX and Elpida, we will see, but If dont boot I try droop it from 10 meter in the trash :rolleyes: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
my 4x1gb of crucial d9gmh are working fine on the board @ 415fsb so far.
2x1gb corsair 5300c4 promos were no hassle too.
what are they rated atQuote:
Originally Posted by Achill3uS
What about 500fsb with the 4x1GB crucial? I want to know how high this board will clock with 4 1GB DIMMs.Quote:
Originally Posted by mouawad
533 CL4 HP rams with GMH ic :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
and A-Data PC8500 5-5-5-15 EPP (GMH)
Hynix is 667 CL5 but dont sure
why is it important?
Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Is there a 1:1 ram ratio or lower ?
1:1 is the lowest
yes please post results :)Quote:
Originally Posted by burningrave101
I have some questions regarding the boot behaviour.
In what way does the boot but affect the board? How does a cold boot look like and what about a windows restart? And finally, how does it behave after BIOS changes? Does it affect the whole FSB range? My P5WD2 Premium does that when the FSB is 243 or higher, only.
Did anybody with DDR2-533 have success with a working combo? What about a new BIOS?
My P5K does at default settings 450FSB.Quote:
Originally Posted by Merkor
I have sucess running my Micron DDR2-533 running at 1220Mhz cl5-5-5-15 2,5V. :)
I used "Thaiphoon Burner 3.1" (http://cbid.amdclub.ru/) to change the SPD to DDR2-667 and it worked.
I tried my Infineon Sticks DDR2-533, they won't work. I tried to give them a DDR2-667 or DDR2-800 SPD by using thaiphoon burner and have no sucess.
So everbody who can't use the DDR2-533 sticks:
1. save the SPD using thaiphoon burner
2. edit the SPD to minimum DDR2-667
3. reboot and enjoy your new sticks ;)
the old flashing how-to: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=85533
the image for masking the pins
http://www.shag101.de/speicher/DDR2-pin-kleb.jpg
i am not sure i understand exactly what your question is but they seems to behave similar to P5B ....maybe a few extra powerdownsQuote:
Originally Posted by Merkor
no cold boot issues for me...seems to remember everything properly
good to know :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by oktavius
:slapass: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I just flashed my bios from windows to 0304 bios , because my board wasn't booting below 500 fsb and now it won't post :S i've tried clear rtc ram like it says in the manual, but it won't boot.
Any suggestions?:confused:
Thanks
you can reduce vdroop like eva2000 did.. in cpu setting -> Cpu voltage damper -> enable
you don´t understand!!
I can't even access to bios, it powers up and thats it, the screen stays black and the normal boot procedure doesn't happen, it won't POST:slapass:
you board wasn't booting below 500MHz FSB :confused:
i'm on 0304 bios as well and everything seems a ok
Weird, It wasn't booting and i was ready to sent it to RMA, and i put a floppy in the floppy drive, the floppy and the board booted, the floppy didn't had the bios, so i don't understand what happened, but i'm happy again because my board is alive:toast: :toast: :toast:
Hi again ;P
I just find out why i could't boot under 500fsb, if i have the transaction booster option enabled and set to 1 i couldn't boot under 500.
If that option is in auto mode i can boot under 500:toast:
oktavius
Dear friend, did you use the Timing Table Editor in Thaiphoon Burner to edit the SPD? I ask you because the easiest way to change the highest RAM clock in the SPD is to use TTE instead of Thaiphoon’s HEX Editor. Just press F9 and begin changing the first Cycle Time parameter. Than press Next button and select the final step.
Danke sehr! ;-)
yes, it's not nessecary to use a hexeditor.Quote:
Originally Posted by VVJ
just with TTE, edit the Cycle Time to 3.0 ns for 333 Mhz.
that's it
bitte sehr ;)
great :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretender
transaction booster is supposed to increase your RAM bandwidth and improve RAM benches heh so the fact you could only boot past 500MHz is a little odd heh
unless transaction booster enabled means tightening sub timings to get the memory bandwidth boost... then enabling it on ram with inadequate vdimm voltage or too tight subtimings might cause the problemQuote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
the thing that strikes me as odd George is that if it does that why would he not be able to post below 500MHz and was able to post above 500MHz lolQuote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
Maybe memory or NB couldn't handle it ?? especially if he was using AUTO or low volt settings ???
couldn't handle low clocks :confused: i'm confusedQuote:
Originally Posted by eva2000