Aug 11, 2004 #1 G Glyphic [H]ard|Gawd Joined Apr 19, 2004 Messages 1,626 Just a quick question, should I try to run 1:1 or is 3:2 good enough? thanks (also this was the first system I built, but I wish I would have known to get faster ram )
Just a quick question, should I try to run 1:1 or is 3:2 good enough? thanks (also this was the first system I built, but I wish I would have known to get faster ram )
Aug 11, 2004 #2 G Glyphic [H]ard|Gawd Joined Apr 19, 2004 Messages 1,626 also, for some reason I'm getting alot of program errors ( you know the ones where the error reporting thing pops up) any ideas?
also, for some reason I'm getting alot of program errors ( you know the ones where the error reporting thing pops up) any ideas?
Aug 12, 2004 #3 R rogue_jedi Supreme [H]ardness Joined Sep 6, 2002 Messages 4,821 you should at least try 5:4 on the ram. 1:1 may be possible if you bump the voltages and loosen the timings. what is you CPU voltage? that may be able to solve the application error problem you're getting.
you should at least try 5:4 on the ram. 1:1 may be possible if you bump the voltages and loosen the timings. what is you CPU voltage? that may be able to solve the application error problem you're getting.
Aug 12, 2004 #4 G Glyphic [H]ard|Gawd Joined Apr 19, 2004 Messages 1,626 Not sure what to do for ram, I haven't gotten that far, the option in my bios are dram cas - 3 ras precharge - 4 ras to cas delay - 4 dram precharge delay - ? dram burst length - ?
Not sure what to do for ram, I haven't gotten that far, the option in my bios are dram cas - 3 ras precharge - 4 ras to cas delay - 4 dram precharge delay - ? dram burst length - ?
Aug 13, 2004 #5 G Glyphic [H]ard|Gawd Joined Apr 19, 2004 Messages 1,626 ok, I have my ram running at 3-3-3 at 222, my bios doesn't have any settings for fsb to ram ratio, is there another way to do this?
ok, I have my ram running at 3-3-3 at 222, my bios doesn't have any settings for fsb to ram ratio, is there another way to do this?