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KALLE

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Since: Mar 14, 2004
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 11:01 pm
Post subject: A7N8X-E Memory Problems
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I'm building two A7N8X-E based systems:

Gladly I decided to equip one with an XP 2800-333 and 2x 512MB 333
Infinion. This box works fine. (except for the RAID problem mentioned
in the other thread)

But for the other box I decided to use an XP 3200-400 and 2x 512MB 400
Infinion. (I should have listen to my stomach and go for a 3000-333)

I can't get the memory to run reliable at 400 MHz: www.(memtest86.com)
2 x Infinion @400 Mhz @ different timings BIOS 1007

I exchanged the RAM at the shop:
2 x TwinMos @400 Mhz @ different timings
1 x TwinMos @400 Mhz @ different timings

I changed back to the Infinion:
I tryed to flash 1008 with awdflash, but I needed to make it via the
Autoexec.bat option from Ben Popes page (thx!) to get it flashed, but
still no luck with it: (But seems to be a bit better)
2 x Infinion @400 Mhz @ different timings BIOS 1007

As a solution I run the memory asynchron to the FSB:
XP3200-400 / DDR333
But I'm not satisfyed, because the system was to expensive to run
handycaped. (but memtest gives it a slightly better value for the
memory bandwith than the 2800-333 system, so async seems not as bad as
I would have suggested)

Anybody with similar problems?

Any ideas?


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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2004 12:17 am
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KALLE wrote:
 > I'm building two A7N8X-E based systems:
 >
 > Gladly I decided to equip one with an XP 2800-333 and 2x 512MB 333
 > Infinion. This box works fine. (except for the RAID problem mentioned
 > in the other thread)
 >
 > But for the other box I decided to use an XP 3200-400 and 2x 512MB 400
 > Infinion. (I should have listen to my stomach and go for a 3000-333)
 >
 > I can't get the memory to run reliable at 400 MHz: <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www." target="_blank">www.</a>(memtest86.com)
 > 2 x Infinion @400 Mhz @ different timings BIOS 1007
 >
 > I exchanged the RAM at the shop:
 > 2 x TwinMos @400 Mhz @ different timings
 > 1 x TwinMos @400 Mhz @ different timings
 >
 > I changed back to the Infinion:

Try upping the voltage on the memory - 2.7V should be enough.

 > I tryed to flash 1008 with awdflash, but I needed to make it via the
 > Autoexec.bat option from Ben Popes page (thx!) to get it flashed, but
 > still no luck with it: (But seems to be a bit better)
 > 2 x Infinion @400 Mhz @ different timings BIOS 1007

You're a braver man than I to flash when you know memory is unstable.

Ben
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2004 10:42 pm
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no-valid-adress6g5k.TakeThisOut@t-online.de (KALLE) wrote in message news:<4054b5e1.41010156.TakeThisOut@news.t-online.de>...
 > I'm building two A7N8X-E based systems:
 >
 > Gladly I decided to equip one with an XP 2800-333 and 2x 512MB 333
 > Infinion. This box works fine. (except for the RAID problem mentioned
 > in the other thread)
 >
 > But for the other box I decided to use an XP 3200-400 and 2x 512MB 400
 > Infinion. (I should have listen to my stomach and go for a 3000-333)
 >
 > I can't get the memory to run reliable at 400 MHz: <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www." target="_blank">www.</a>(memtest86.com)
 > 2 x Infinion @400 Mhz @ different timings BIOS 1007
 >
 > I exchanged the RAM at the shop:
 > 2 x TwinMos @400 Mhz @ different timings
 > 1 x TwinMos @400 Mhz @ different timings
 >
 > I changed back to the Infinion:
 > I tryed to flash 1008 with awdflash, but I needed to make it via the
 > Autoexec.bat option from Ben Popes page (thx!) to get it flashed, but
 > still no luck with it: (But seems to be a bit better)
 > 2 x Infinion @400 Mhz @ different timings BIOS 1007
 >
 > As a solution I run the memory asynchron to the FSB:
 > XP3200-400 / DDR333
 > But I'm not satisfyed, because the system was to expensive to run
 > handycaped. (but memtest gives it a slightly better value for the
 > memory bandwith than the 2800-333 system, so async seems not as bad as
 > I would have suggested)
 >
 > Anybody with similar problems?
 >
 > Any ideas?
 >
 >
 > read you!
 >
 > KALLE

Are you sure it is the memory failing and not the processor? Can the
processor run with a 400MHz FSB? Also, there have been numberous
posting on this NG that the nVidia chipset is not stable running the
memory bus and processor bus at different clock speeds. Anyway, your
memory may be fine.

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2004 8:00 pm
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On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 21:17:05 -0000, "Ben Pope" <spam DeleteThis @hotmail.com>
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 >Try upping the voltage on the memory - 2.7V should be enough.

I already tried that without success. (But I don't know if I tryed it
with BIOS 1008)

 >You're a braver man than I to flash when you know memory is unstable.

NO! I'm not STUPID! Smile
Of course I did it with a stable memory setting at 333.

thx!

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