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slow memory
Hi
I have a AMD 2500 that I run in 11/200 mhz it makes 2200 mhz.My problem is the memory.I got two apacer 3200 sticks each one 256mb.This memorys are made to run in 200mhz speed but trying that just gives me heavy errors.So I run them in 83% of 200 and thats 167mhz.I been trying running them in single mod and dual mode but no matter what I do if I run them in the speed they re meant for I get errors.I tried all settings to make them run god but all in vain.Can somebody think of some bios setting that might make an impact on this or am I a victim of bad memorys. Any help will be greatly appreciated. regards al |
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Does your board support 400fsb ?, what is your board brand, name, ect bios, Revision, ect ? Any stick of pc3200 supports 400fsb, try adding more voltage to the ram, i think 2.6 is default try 2.7,2.8 see what that does. On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 02:49:38 +0200, allan wrote: Hi I have a AMD 2500 that I run in 11/200 mhz it makes 2200 mhz.My problem is the memory.I got two apacer 3200 sticks each one 256mb.This memorys are made to run in 200mhz speed but trying that just gives me heavy errors.So I run them in 83% of 200 and thats 167mhz.I been trying running them in single mod and dual mode but no matter what I do if I run them in the speed they re meant for I get errors.I tried all settings to make them run god but all in vain.Can somebody think of some bios setting that might make an impact on this or am I a victim of bad memorys. Any help will be greatly appreciated. regards al |
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Avid Gamer wrote:
Does your board support 400fsb ?, what is your board brand, name, ect bios, Revision, ect ? Any stick of pc3200 supports 400fsb, try adding more voltage to the ram, i think 2.6 is default try 2.7,2.8 see what that does. On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 02:49:38 +0200, allan wrote: Hi I have a AMD 2500 that I run in 11/200 mhz it makes 2200 mhz.My problem is the memory.I got two apacer 3200 sticks each one 256mb.This memorys are made to run in 200mhz speed but trying that just gives me heavy errors.So I run them in 83% of 200 and thats 167mhz.I been trying running them in single mod and dual mode but no matter what I do if I run them in the speed they re meant for I get errors.I tried all settings to make them run god but all in vain.Can somebody think of some bios setting that might make an impact on this or am I a victim of bad memorys. Any help will be greatly appreciated. regards al Yes it's a Asus a7n8x rev 2 and the bios is 7 that came this summer I think and the board suports 200 and I allready been trying to raise the mem voltage and I allready tried to chnge the ras to cas delay and the other settings with no luck.I do the checking with prime 95. regards al |
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"allan" wrote in message ... Avid Gamer wrote: Does your board support 400fsb ?, what is your board brand, name, ect bios, Revision, ect ? Any stick of pc3200 supports 400fsb, try adding more voltage to the ram, i think 2.6 is default try 2.7,2.8 see what that does. On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 02:49:38 +0200, allan wrote: Hi I have a AMD 2500 that I run in 11/200 mhz it makes 2200 mhz.My problem is the memory.I got two apacer 3200 sticks each one 256mb.This memorys are made to run in 200mhz speed but trying that just gives me heavy errors.So I run them in 83% of 200 and thats 167mhz.I been trying running them in single mod and dual mode but no matter what I do if I run them in the speed they re meant for I get errors.I tried all settings to make them run god but all in vain.Can somebody think of some bios setting that might make an impact on this or am I a victim of bad memorys. Any help will be greatly appreciated. regards al Yes it's a Asus a7n8x rev 2 and the bios is 7 that came this summer I think and the board suports 200 and I allready been trying to raise the mem voltage and I allready tried to chnge the ras to cas delay and the other settings with no luck.I do the checking with prime 95. regards al I use Apacer PC3200 (256MB x 2) in an AOpen AK79G-Max mainboard. Memory is set at 200MHz and is running fine. Unless the memory is bad they should be able to run at 200MHz. Can't help you with your problem just wanted you to know that Apacer memory can hit 200MHz. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.774 / Virus Database: 521 - Release Date: 10/7/2004 |
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Quintillionth Quaff wrote:
"allan" wrote in message ... Avid Gamer wrote: Does your board support 400fsb ?, what is your board brand, name, ect bios, Revision, ect ? Any stick of pc3200 supports 400fsb, try adding more voltage to the ram, i think 2.6 is default try 2.7,2.8 see what that does. On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 02:49:38 +0200, allan wrote: Hi I have a AMD 2500 that I run in 11/200 mhz it makes 2200 mhz.My problem is the memory.I got two apacer 3200 sticks each one 256mb.This memorys are made to run in 200mhz speed but trying that just gives me heavy errors.So I run them in 83% of 200 and thats 167mhz.I been trying running them in single mod and dual mode but no matter what I do if I run them in the speed they re meant for I get errors.I tried all settings to make them run god but all in vain.Can somebody think of some bios setting that might make an impact on this or am I a victim of bad memorys. Any help will be greatly appreciated. regards al Yes it's a Asus a7n8x rev 2 and the bios is 7 that came this summer I think and the board suports 200 and I allready been trying to raise the mem voltage and I allready tried to chnge the ras to cas delay and the other settings with no luck.I do the checking with prime 95. regards al I use Apacer PC3200 (256MB x 2) in an AOpen AK79G-Max mainboard. Memory is set at 200MHz and is running fine. Unless the memory is bad they should be able to run at 200MHz. Can't help you with your problem just wanted you to know that Apacer memory can hit 200MHz. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.774 / Virus Database: 521 - Release Date: 10/7/2004 Ok thats nice to know but I cant understand why mine want run in the speed they where made for. cheers al |
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My son has an Asus a7n8x with 3200 Samsung memory that will not reach 200Mhz
in single channel. Best we could get was about 187Mhz at any given timing settings. I figure that the board is a little picky about memory. "allan" wrote in message ... Hi I have a AMD 2500 that I run in 11/200 mhz it makes 2200 mhz.My problem is the memory.I got two apacer 3200 sticks each one 256mb.This memorys are made to run in 200mhz speed but trying that just gives me heavy errors.So I run them in 83% of 200 and thats 167mhz.I been trying running them in single mod and dual mode but no matter what I do if I run them in the speed they re meant for I get errors.I tried all settings to make them run god but all in vain.Can somebody think of some bios setting that might make an impact on this or am I a victim of bad memorys. Any help will be greatly appreciated. regards al |
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"Rusty" wrote in message
m... My son has an Asus a7n8x with 3200 Samsung memory that will not reach 200Mhz in single channel. Best we could get was about 187Mhz at any given timing settings. I figure that the board is a little picky about memory. "allan" wrote in message ... Hi I have a AMD 2500 that I run in 11/200 mhz it makes 2200 mhz.My problem is the memory.I got two apacer 3200 sticks each one 256mb.This memorys are made to run in 200mhz speed but trying that just gives me heavy errors.So I run them in 83% of 200 and thats 167mhz.I been trying running them in single mod and dual mode but no matter what I do if I run them in the speed they re meant for I get errors. Your memory might be OK, it could be the rest of the PC... I have an athlon 2400, which should run at 2000MHz (15x133) and I have PC2700 (166MHz) memory, normally set to run at FSB + 33MHz = 166Mhz. If I change the multiplier and FSB settings to 12x166MHz the processor speed is still 2000MHz. I also change the memory settings to run at FSB + 0MHz = 166MHz, so all should be OK, but the PC won't boot!!. The problem is either my AGP card being forced to run too fast, or one of my PCI cards can't handle the extra speed - the FSB isn't just for the processor and memory! It could be that you are seeing the same problem - Do your motherboards allow a higher FSB without overclocking the AGP card or PCI cards? It could be that the memory is fine and another component is causeing the instability? |
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Gareth Tuckwell wrote:
"Rusty" wrote in message m... My son has an Asus a7n8x with 3200 Samsung memory that will not reach 200Mhz in single channel. Best we could get was about 187Mhz at any given timing settings. I figure that the board is a little picky about memory. "allan" wrote in message ... Hi I have a AMD 2500 that I run in 11/200 mhz it makes 2200 mhz.My problem is the memory.I got two apacer 3200 sticks each one 256mb.This memorys are made to run in 200mhz speed but trying that just gives me heavy errors.So I run them in 83% of 200 and thats 167mhz.I been trying running them in single mod and dual mode but no matter what I do if I run them in the speed they re meant for I get errors. Your memory might be OK, it could be the rest of the PC... I have an athlon 2400, which should run at 2000MHz (15x133) and I have PC2700 (166MHz) memory, normally set to run at FSB + 33MHz = 166Mhz. If I change the multiplier and FSB settings to 12x166MHz the processor speed is still 2000MHz. I also change the memory settings to run at FSB + 0MHz = 166MHz, so all should be OK, but the PC won't boot!!. The problem is either my AGP card being forced to run too fast, or one of my PCI cards can't handle the extra speed - the FSB isn't just for the processor and memory! It could be that you are seeing the same problem - Do your motherboards allow a higher FSB without overclocking the AGP card or PCI cards? It could be that the memory is fine and another component is causeing the instability? Thanks all for your answers.I finally got it going as it should.It was some bios settings that was the cause of the problem. My motherboard does allow a higher frontsidebus without you have to raise your agp or pci speed.You have to adjust it if you higher your bus speed though as otherwise the pci speed gets higher as well.You do it in the bios. regards al |
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