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my PC will not boot after manually setting the RAM speed. I reset the BIOS to default and that fixed it. Thanks though.
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OP
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what happened to all the other posts?
Well I have had this problem since I got the motherboard. It lets me tighten the timings just fine and I see a boost in performance. After 6 months trying to figure out how to increase my RAMs speed, I don't think it is worth the trouble.
Well I have had this problem since I got the motherboard. It lets me tighten the timings just fine and I see a boost in performance. After 6 months trying to figure out how to increase my RAMs speed, I don't think it is worth the trouble.
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There are enough posts that we are on page 2.
OP
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increasing speed does nothing for performance if you loosen the timings.
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It depends on the combination of timings/speed.
As mentioned before Superpi 32m will tell the difference.
I know it's only useful for better benchmark scores, but hey, this is an overclocking forum. Why not oc the ram aswell as the cpu? It's not so hard really...
As mentioned before Superpi 32m will tell the difference.
I know it's only useful for better benchmark scores, but hey, this is an overclocking forum. Why not oc the ram aswell as the cpu? It's not so hard really...
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my BIOS does not post when I raise the frequency. When I tighten the timings I see a boost in performance and my PC works. (<---that is all that matters really)
