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Just wondering about Skew settinss?

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3dguru

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I just got a Soltek and it offers skew settings, does anyone know how to use the skew settings?
 
I don't have a Soltek, but have never seen "skew" settings. This piqued my curiosity and I have emailed Soltek tech support with an inquiry. When (and if) I get a reply I will happily share :D
 
LutaWicasa said:
I don't have a Soltek, but have never seen "skew" settings. This piqued my curiosity and I have emailed Soltek tech support with an inquiry. When (and if) I get a reply I will happily share :D

Thanks, for the fast reply and I think everyone wants to know! ;)
 
Surprisingly, there was an email awaiting me when I got home from work just now. Not surprisingly I didn't get an answer as yet because the tech wants to know what model the mobo is.
If you'll post model number of your Soltek we may actually get a quick response. :)
 
They have sent a reply. Following is a copy of their answer, I can only guess that something is lost in translation:

Hello Sir:
This is Vincent from Taipei Soltek.Regarding to this problem.I thought
that these option(AGP,PCI,Chip,CPU) usually used for delay the clock for
these device.the unit was pico-second.

Âà±H¬O¸g¥Ñ vincent <[email protected]>

I will see if I can get a bit clearer explaination. :)
 
Greg M said:
The latest ECS K7S5A BIOS has a new setting for a memory driver slew rate with options for normal and fast. Are you sure it is skew?

Nope, "skew".
3dguru, we ain't the only ones who're curious. Give this a read :)
 
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