GSKILL F2-6400CL5D-4GBPQ info

[sesdave]

possible link me to that patch?

I have ordered this memory and am running vista x64. The BSOD boot problem seems to be a general one using any 4GB memory with vista x64. A google found this patch http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
check this thread out for more detail on vista x64 and 4gb problem
http://forums.microsoft.com/technet/...&tf=0&pageid=4
- seems to work according to the last few posts. I will find out if it does if I get the same BSOD problems when my memory is delivered tomorrow!

[GSKILL TECH]

I have ordered this memory and am running vista x64. The BSOD boot problem seems to be a general one using any 4GB memory with vista x64. A google found this patch http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
check this thread out for more detail on vista x64 and 4gb problem
http://forums.microsoft.com/technet/...&tf=0&pageid=4
- seems to work according to the last few posts. I will find out if it does if I get the same BSOD problems when my memory is delivered tomorrow!

nice, thx for this info

[sesdave]

nice, thx for this info

Got them ,tried them and they are going back!. My P5W DH v1.04g doesnt seem to like them. The board would only post and boot to winxp pro with SPD enabled - unable to boot with manual stock settings in BIOS . Tried with latest 2103 BIOS same result. I then found I couldn't set them to rated settings with memset without windows freezing. I tried 1.8, 1.9 and 2.0v just to be sure and swapping sticks around in orange slots. This was running with 400 FSB, DDR800 fsb=1.3,MCH=1.65,ICH=1.2v . I tried MCH =1.75 but no go.
I tried vista x64 and it hung after initial logo screen so I didnt even bother going any further - probably needs the patch but I suspect this is more of a MB compatibility problem. .I thought these would be a better choice than my original choice of 4x1GB ballistix 8500C5's as they would be less of a load on the Memory controller.

Heyho - you win some ,you lose some.! The P5W can be a bit picky due to the 975x chip.