lllsynthtaxlll
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- Oct 17, 2004
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I'm not going to mod my motherboard. I'm sure if I did I could push the RAM farther, but I've dabbled with softmodding and using hacked BIOSes before, and I don't have the money or time right now in case something goes wrong. I need a stable, working system until the end of the month, then I might look into it.
My mistake was not saying sooner that I wasn't interested in doing that, that's why you've said it 4 times. I've read it 4 times, and dismissed it 4 times... for now. I didn't buy my current setup with the expectation or idea that I might have to mod it.
Also, it seems that almost no matter what I do, except run the RAM at 200 2-2-2-5, Prime 95 gets an error in less than a minute. Even at 215. I don't think that modding anything will really help as much as you're thinking it might, maybe I'll be able to push it farther, but I'd be very surprised if it would be more stable.
I'm probably going to just stick with what I've got, and push the RAM on my next system.
When I say it's not good for an AXP system, I mean a stock system. Most consumers aren't going to start modding their stuff to get results out of this RAM. I wouldn't recommend something if it had strings attached.
Again, I appreciate all those who've helped me. I don't want this forum to turn into an argument. We all have our own opinions, lets leave it at that.
Thank you.
lllsynthtaxlll
My mistake was not saying sooner that I wasn't interested in doing that, that's why you've said it 4 times. I've read it 4 times, and dismissed it 4 times... for now. I didn't buy my current setup with the expectation or idea that I might have to mod it.
Also, it seems that almost no matter what I do, except run the RAM at 200 2-2-2-5, Prime 95 gets an error in less than a minute. Even at 215. I don't think that modding anything will really help as much as you're thinking it might, maybe I'll be able to push it farther, but I'd be very surprised if it would be more stable.
I'm probably going to just stick with what I've got, and push the RAM on my next system.
When I say it's not good for an AXP system, I mean a stock system. Most consumers aren't going to start modding their stuff to get results out of this RAM. I wouldn't recommend something if it had strings attached.
Again, I appreciate all those who've helped me. I don't want this forum to turn into an argument. We all have our own opinions, lets leave it at that.
Thank you.
lllsynthtaxlll