Sorry - I meant disable memory remap in chipset in the BIOs. Why do you want 1:1.? Your memory is rated to 1066Mhz without overclocking. Your current 2:3 it utilising the memory properly and giving greater bandwidth. To run 1:1 at your current speed you would set memory to 666. This will reduce memory bandwidth and seriously underutilise it - you may be able to run tighter timings but what a waste. Unless you are upping the FSB past 400 to run 1:1 you may as well have bought some cheap 5300 memory. What you should be doing with that CPU and memory is get the FSB higher and use either a 2:3 or 4:5 ratio to get the most out of what you have got. You will need higher vcore and MCH as you up the FSB and memory speed to maintain the stability of the o/c Check your stablity woth Orthos and Superpi. Refer to 1 post on the thread for detail if you get keen to try overclocking higher.
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