Quote Originally Posted by PortCitySlim View Post
Write Training improves your RAM performance. Sometimes disabling this will make your system stable but also sometimes it can give you such a great improvement that your better off raising your "Static T-Read" value one notch and leaving write training enabled. When you get your system stable you can play around with the RAM more(this is what I am doing now), I usually start off with a high T-Read like 10 or 11 and disabled write training, once that passes I start lowering the T-Read to it's lowest boot able level and then once that passes I try enabling write training.
I see. Good info
Is Auto=Enabled?