As far as I know it's a software quirk. I do not know of any software to date that can read quad channel ram interfaces. Not even CPU-Z will report it...
Doesn't show for me either, and I'm running 4 sticks in the right slots![]()
As far as I know it's a software quirk. I do not know of any software to date that can read quad channel ram interfaces. Not even CPU-Z will report it...
Doesn't show for me either, and I'm running 4 sticks in the right slots![]()
maybe true, but unbelievable anyways...
it can't be that hard to detect a quad channel memory controller for a hardware analysis tool?! what really makes me wonder is that for the reference system in everest (it's an e5462 i think) it clearly says 'quad ddr2-640fb' so obviously there must be some mechanism to detect a quadchannel controller (or maybe its just a manual entry in the database...). i'm not exaclty sure where the 640 is coming from though, it should be 667, but who knows?!
Mainboard: ASUS Rampage IV Extreme
CPU: Intel Core-i7 3930K@4.8GHz
Mem: 4x 4GB Corsair Dominator GT DDR3-2000@2133 9-11-10-27 1T
Graphics: ASUS EAH6970@905MHz/1450MHz
Storage: Adaptec 5805 + 6x Hitachi Deskstar 5K3000 3TB RAID-6
Storage: OCZ RevoDrive3 x2 480GB
Display: Dell U3011 + Dell 2007FPb
Case: LianLi PC-73SL
PSU: Seasonic SS-1000XP
oh man with all these reports of dead z7s ws boards, i am seriously consider stripping my rig and selling the mobo and cpus.
i dont do number crunching or leave it on 24/7 like a lot of the people here, i've had this rig for what...1.2 years now, and I wouldn't want it dying on me any time soon
spent a heafty bit, wouldn't want to see it go bad.
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