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HisoKa

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11-27-2005 at 05:21:59 AM

guys... i head that if you wanna use 4 sticks of memory instead of 2 in any of NF4 mobo with AMD cpu u gotta loosen uo the timings... is that true...? coz im planning to upgrade my system from 1GB to 2

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dorion

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11-27-2005 at 07:41:20 AM

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I think thats because most (AMD)motherboards can't run 4 sticks in Dual Channel, you'll need to adjust the Command Rate to T2 instead of T1.

Who agrees with me.

HisoKa

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11-27-2005 at 09:27:04 AM

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hmm.. never tried before... if that's true... then u can only run 4 sticks at single channel then? no matter how u loose up the timings and change the command rate...?

dorion

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11-27-2005 at 11:29:59 PM

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I wrote that wrong, most Motherboards can't run 4 sticks in dual channel T1( I think one of the newer ATI based ones can). Other settings like CAS and the like should run the same with 2 or 4 sticks.

RichPLS

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11-27-2005 at 11:49:12 PM

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The new Asus AV8-MVP runs 4 sticks DDR at 2-2-2-7 T1 and with a bit looser timings and more voltage all the way up to 315mhz!!!
Looks like I have my xmas rig mobo selected . . .

Rugger

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11-28-2005 at 03:49:25 AM

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*cough*A8R MVP*cough*

RichPLS

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11-28-2005 at 04:12:53 AM

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Thanx and another correction needed is it don't run 4 sticks at 1T, so knock about 4% off my mental overclock predicted, and it is still awesome! :lol: