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IF the BIOS gives you the option of changing the RAM timings, I would |
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make them all as large as they can go (slowest timings for RAM.) I'm |
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assuming that your RAM timing is done by default now, and while that is |
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right most of the time, you can't go wrong with setting them up manually. |
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If memtest passes with the slowest timings, then I would tighten them |
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until memtest makes it barf up ATARI and then back off until you reach a |
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stable area. Another way to do this is to look on the side of your RAM |
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and see if it lists the timings. If it does, great, set the timings to |
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those manually in the BIOS, if it doesn't, refer to previous "guess and |
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check" method. |
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-Hal |
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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 11:33:04 -0600 (CST), list-catcher wrote: |
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>> I just bought a via vb7001 |
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> Good luck with getting the CN700 graphics to work stably :( |
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