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Look, if you arent' into NF-M2 nView, then you don't have to read this, and you don't have to post. For those of us who are, and have already had some fun tweaking, we may very well wish to pursue this topic.
Who made you the thought police? I thought this was the internet, land of diversity...
Since the ABIT NF-M2 nView has a host of OC and RAM timing settings it would be a great resource to have a posting section for BIOS screenshots and settings for RAM settings and OC. I will post mine this weekend - I am focused on RAM timing optimization and will post my successes.
Hi 47,
Check out the discussion below.
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1121528&highlight=NF-M2
Short answer is there are a lot of timing settings and you might find some fruit in modifying these per the detailed RAM spec from OCZ. I doubt upping voltage is the right place to...
I have the exciting conclusion as promised....
BIOS properly detected DDR2 800. This particular RAM can function at DDR2 667 CAS 5 @ 1.8V or DDR2 800 CAS 4 @ 2V. BIOS set voltage at 1.8 and likely a few settings in between.
So, following the spirit of ABIT FAE advice (i.e. it's a RAM...
Here is ABIT's reply - looks like BIOS may fail to detect proper RAM voltage - will check and attempt to move to 2V and let you know how it turns out.
Dear Valued customer:
Please clear the cmos by jumper onboard.(unplug power cord, remove the
ccoms1 jumper from 1&2 to 2&3 position for 1...
Sorry, posting like a n00b - not likley a PS - I have 600W. Better config data below.
My first thought is RAM issues, but I don't understand the mechanism by which the BIOS Utility runs and stores data while the PC is on well enough.
ABIT NF-M2 nView
4600+
WD 250GB SATA Caviar
HyperX...
I have a similar problem and was curious if there was a resolution - I just emailed abit tech support so when they post I will provide their response.
My new NF-M2 will not save changes to CMOS. Any attempt to save CMOS changes results in failure to reboot and requires clearing CMOS. vis. the...