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Inf3r

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Since: Mar 12, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 12:55 pm
Post subject: av8 mother board giving me memory problem
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i had been using a 512 + 512 MB 400 Mhz = 1 Ghz 400 mhz for the past
few months.. recently i bought a 1 Ghz 400 mhz stick and when i slot
it in, the mother board reads at 1.5 Ghz when it is supposed to be at
2 Ghz..

does anyone have a solution for this? its making me confused here
since i read the manual it stated av8 could stand up to 4 Ghz

Thanks pls do reply i dont want to waste my money since the other 512
is left out..

Computer Specs:

Amd Athlon 3200+ 204 Mhz
Kingston 1.5(400Mhz) Ghz (currently)
Maxtor 160 GB 8MB
Ati Radeon 9600 128MB

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 12:55 pm
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It is further alleged that on or about Sun, 12 Mar 2006 16:30:49 GMT,
in alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.abit, the queezy keyboard of
no.TakeThisOut@spam.invalid (Inf3r) spewed the following:

|i had been using a 512 + 512 MB 400 Mhz = 1 Ghz 400 mhz for the past
|few months.. recently i bought a 1 Ghz 400 mhz stick and when i slot
|it in, the mother board reads at 1.5 Ghz when it is supposed to be at
|2 Ghz..
|
|does anyone have a solution for this? its making me confused here
|since i read the manual it stated av8 could stand up to 4 Ghz
|
|Thanks pls do reply i dont want to waste my money since the other 512
|is left out..


Use the process of elimination. Set your BIOS to autodetect. Remove
all modules. Install the 1ghz stick in the first slot, boot, check it
out. If ok, install a 512 in the second, boot, check it out, repeat.
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-nos1eep

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 2:55 pm
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Inf3r schrieb:
> i had been using a 512 + 512 MB 400 Mhz = 1 Ghz 400 mhz for the past
> few months.. recently i bought a 1 Ghz 400 mhz stick and when i slot
> it in, the mother board reads at 1.5 Ghz when it is supposed to be at
> 2 Ghz..

With this board you must have single ranked memory sticks, if you want
to use 4 DIMMs.
This means that the memory modules on the DIMMs have to be on one side
and not on both sides.
R
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 10:55 am
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> Renniewrote:
Inf3r schrieb:
> i had been using a 512 + 512 MB 400 Mhz = 1 Ghz 400 mhz for the
past
> few months.. recently i bought a 1 Ghz 400 mhz stick and when i
slot
> it in, the mother board reads at 1.5 Ghz when it is supposed to be
at
> 2 Ghz..
>
With this board you must have single ranked memory sticks, if you want

to use 4 DIMMs.
This means that the memory modules on the DIMMs have to be on one side

and not on both sides.
R[/quote:d1a26553cb]

i've tried the first method putting in the 1 ghz stick first den so on
but when i slot in the 3rd one the 512 it didnt even read at all but
when i switched the 512 to the 2nd slot which was the other 512 was
there, it still showed same results..

hmm maybe u could explain to me about having DIMMs to be on one side
and not on both sides?
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Rennie

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(Msg. 5) Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 6:55 pm
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Inf3r schrieb:

> hmm maybe u could explain to me about having DIMMs to be on one side
> and not on both sides?


Every RAM stick (DIMM) consists of a long, usually green plate and a
certain number of black memory chips which are attached to the plate.
These chips can be attached to each side of the plate (double rank)or
just to a single side (single rank). That depends on the manufacturer of
your memory sticks.
Please have a look at the chapter "Install system memory" of your AV8
manual. There you will find all possible combinations concerning the
usage of different ram sticks (single channel/ double channel mode,
PC333/ PC400, which banks you have to use, etc.).
Hope I could help.
R
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 6:55 am
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thanks for ur help but could u help me state a solution on this ?
since i read the manual different slots supports different Mhz which
is 400/333 but mine is 400..
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