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Aradur February 11th 04 11:21 AM

Asus A7N8X Deluxe - what problems?
 
Just about to purchase and upgrade pc with A7N8X Deluxe rev 2 board, 2800
Barton and 2x 512 pc3200 Crucial sticks.
However keep seeing reference to bios probs with this board...especially
in
connection with memory.
Anyone got advice about this, acceptable memory sticks etc.
Thanks.




[email protected] February 11th 04 07:54 PM

In article ,
(Aradur) wrote:

Just about to purchase and upgrade pc with A7N8X Deluxe rev 2 board,
2800
Barton and 2x 512 pc3200 Crucial sticks.
However keep seeing reference to bios probs with this
board...especially
in
connection with memory.
Anyone got advice about this, acceptable memory sticks etc.
Thanks.


Got the same m/b here and I use a 512mb Crucial ram stick, (with
Windoze xp home and a 128mb Radeon 9600 pro agp card and a 120gb SATA h/d)
and I've no probs at all. This is a great m/b!

8-)

*Peter* -
http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html

Aradur February 11th 04 09:13 PM


wrote in message
...
In article ,
(Aradur) wrote:

Just about to purchase and upgrade pc with A7N8X Deluxe rev 2 board,
2800
Barton and 2x 512 pc3200 Crucial sticks.
However keep seeing reference to bios probs with this
board...especially
in
connection with memory.
Anyone got advice about this, acceptable memory sticks etc.
Thanks.


Got the same m/b here and I use a 512mb Crucial ram stick, (with
Windoze xp home and a 128mb Radeon 9600 pro agp card and a 120gb SATA h/d)
and I've no probs at all. This is a great m/b!

8-)

*Peter* -
http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html

-------------
Excellent TVM - Gonna place the order :-)



Head Hunter February 11th 04 10:36 PM

My buddy has the Rev 1 board and had a problem with his memory. Apparently,
that rev had a BIOS that had a hard time with fast memory. It wouldn't
always read the correct timing for the memory. It wound up damaging a
memory stick he had by running it at CLS2.0 instead of CLS2.5 like Kingstons
web site said it should have been. He updated the BIOS, had to return his
memory stick to Kingston for replacement, and his system is working fine
now.


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