Changing memory timings on a GA-965G-DS3

legionaire45 · Feb 18, 2007

How exactly do I change the timings on this board? Im using the F7 bios.

on a side note, I just set my chip to 342x7 for 2.4 Ghz on my E6300, and after I exited and saved it wouldn't boot. I had to hold down the power button and start it back up, which reset my bios. Is this normal?

legionaire45 · Feb 18, 2007

sorry for the double post, but is seems my Board is limiting my OC =/. I cant go above 340 FSB because the SATA chipset seems to stop working at that point -/. I tried putting my DVD and HDD on the onboard Gigabyte chipset but Windows crashes half-way through startup when I have it on that. meh, I either need a new board or a CPU with a better multi =/.

GuitsBoy · Feb 18, 2007

update your bios to F9. The earlier bios's had some stability issues. To access the ram timings go to the main bios menu and hit ctrl+f1. Now when you go into MIT youll see the ram timings at the bottom. Not sure why theyre hidden like that.

legionaire45 · Feb 19, 2007

I have the 965G board and I don't think there is a newer bios for it, at least when I check earlier I didn't see it.

GuitsBoy · Feb 19, 2007

Sorry, I only paid attention to the DS3 and didnt notice the G.

brickout · Feb 20, 2007

I had the 965G before the 965P, and to be honest you've gotten a VERY good overclock on it. Google other results, and you'll see you've done well.

My G could only hit ~290fsb before my SATA drives disappeared. It seems that the onboard graphics, even if you're not using it, limits the fsb.

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