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- Apr 11, 2004
When I built my PC 2 months and turned it on, dead, Fans were spinning but the screen was blank. After some poking about i remembered that the Corsair 3700 RAM I bought could only run at CAS3, no matter how much voltage you put in it. And because it wasn't standard memory (like 3200 or 2700) the motherboard couldn't set the timings by default. So i had to set them, But a couldn't because i couldn't boot or even get to POST. So what i did was to get the 3200 from my P4 System and put it in, Set the timings, turn it off then put in the Corsair 3700 and hooray. It worked.
The problem is when i have to reset the CMOS i have to rip the RAM out the other PC and do what i did above. And lately the BIOS has been corrupting its self (I think the battery is dyeing) and i have to take the computers apart.
Is there any way to set the timings without using another stick? Is there away to get into the BIOS settings without running the BIOS if you know what i mean?
Thanks in advance.
System specs.
AMD Athlon 64 3200+
Gigabite K8VNXP
512MB Corsair 466MHz 3700
Asus 9600XT
Thermaltake Venus 12
Thermaltake Butterfly 480W
40GB Maxtor Fireball3
The problem is when i have to reset the CMOS i have to rip the RAM out the other PC and do what i did above. And lately the BIOS has been corrupting its self (I think the battery is dyeing) and i have to take the computers apart.
Is there any way to set the timings without using another stick? Is there away to get into the BIOS settings without running the BIOS if you know what i mean?
Thanks in advance.
System specs.
AMD Athlon 64 3200+
Gigabite K8VNXP
512MB Corsair 466MHz 3700
Asus 9600XT
Thermaltake Venus 12
Thermaltake Butterfly 480W
40GB Maxtor Fireball3