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I have pc4000 VX from ocz tried it at 200mhz @ 2-2-2-8 timings (yes ddr1). Its an issue with the memory controller which on the athlon 64 is on the cpu not the motherboard. Its a cpu issue.
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ah ok. one last question, this 1T/2T setting has been around for all DDR right? not something new with a64 right? So its quite possible a board that isnt running an a64 but with 4*512 could in fact be 1T instead of 2T?SewerBeing said:I have pc4000 VX from ocz tried it at 200mhz @ 2-2-2-8 timings (yes ddr1). Its an issue with the memory controller which on the athlon 64 is on the cpu not the motherboard. Its a cpu issue.
pik4chu said:ah ok. one last question, this 1T/2T setting has been around for all DDR right? not something new with a64 right? So its quite possible a board that isnt running an a64 but with 4*512 could in fact be 1T instead of 2T?
again sorry for the threadjack
more curious about being able to check rather than change it for curiousity sake. Like would it show up in CPU-Z (never noticed) or the BIOS just in general RAM info?SewerBeing said:Yes its been around but I only know of being able to change it on the a64. Also the problem is we can't do an apple to apple test of memory controllers between a p4 platform and an a64. However it is possible just that we can't prove it since not many non a64 boards have the option available (I dont know of any that have it).
Intel chipsets don't really let you know what they are doing like the AMD nF4 platforms do. I was told by SteveOCZ that Intel defaults to 1t. However when I ran 4 sticks things slowed down which might indicate things shifted to 2t.pik4chu said:ah ok. one last question, this 1T/2T setting has been around for all DDR right? not something new with a64 right? So its quite possible a board that isnt running an a64 but with 4*512 could in fact be 1T instead of 2T?
again sorry for the threadjack
I was just reading through this thread and so your statement. I was just struck by the fact that you have Norton running in the background. Which Norton are you referrig to? Norton is a very big resourse hog and I keep it disabled as much as possible.Scar said:i second that statement , BF2 is a serious ram hog. With Teamspeak, irc and norton running in the background it gets a bit choppy.
rseven said:I was just reading through this thread and so your statement. I was just struck by the fact that you have Norton running in the background. Which Norton are you referrig to? Norton is a very big resourse hog and I keep it disabled as much as possible.
My RAM for main rig is 4*512 is 3-3-3-8(unchanged) PC3200, I think its at default speeds will have to check. but its also the fastest RAM this board can run and its ECC. so dunno if that helps but there it isScar said:since this seems to be the 2GB thread and i already searched the forum w/o finding any info on the subject, does anyone have any idea of what kind of mem speed i could expect to achieve and timings i'd need to run 4x512 of 2-2-2-5 PC-3200 memory at? i wanna get the mem as high as possible obviously.
2-2-2-5 2T has been playing nice so far up to 200Mhz. i tried 2.5-3-3-7 245Mhz but prime failed immediately with a sumout error. i know the memory will do those speeds so 1) the controller cant handle it or 2) the timings were too tight or 3) a little of both. I'm hoping to eliminate hours on end of troubleshooting here with some of your suggestions. TIA