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Profile: journeyman
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Hello all!

Not getting any love (response) in the Asus MOBO forum section, so I thought to try here.

I just finished my first build and things went well :pt1cable:

Quick question on setting the memory timings in the Bios http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BIOS .

My memory is Corsair TWIN2X4096-6400C4DHX (2x2GB DDR2 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR2_SDRAM 800mHZ)
4-4-4-12-2 2.1V

My understanding is that the above numbers are....
1. CAS Latency http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAS_latency (CAS)
2. RAS-CAS Delay (tRCD)
3. RAS-Precharge (tRP)
4. Active-Precharge (tRAS)
5. Command Rate

A couple of the options on the "DRAM TIMING CONTROL" column in the Bios, I am still unclear what they are :o

Screen shots of the area in question....

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa235/Nytmare_2007/computer/Photo_081508_001.jpg

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa235/Nytmare_2007/computer/Photo_081508_002.jpg

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa235/Nytmare_2007/computer/Photo_081508_003.jpg



I can match up #1-3 and I think #5 of the above memory settings on the Bios settings. I am unsure of #4. Does #4 Active-Precharge (tRAS) correspond to "RAS Active Time" on the Bios menu?

Does #5 Command Rate correspond to the "DRAM Command Rate" ?

The screen shots with the columns "2nd Information" and "3rd Information"......I am also unclear what they are for?

THX http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/THX in advance :hello:


Message edited by Nytmare on 08-16-2008 at 10:40:18 AM
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i hate to post before totally going through the forums but this is so similar to my problem

my bios ga-ma790fx-ds5 http://www.freewebs.com/tizzle4shizzle/photos/DSCF0858.JPG

i think mine has one or more settings then Nytmare so what helps him might not help me

its 5-5-5-18
OCZ2G8004GK
OCZ Gold 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory
newegg sent the wrong ram rawr

i realize i can change the top 4 settings
but the 6 settings below those dont have a auto like Nytmare so i cant even do those till i figure out the bottom 6 cause im afraid of damageing the ram

another thing my mobo is real touchy just changeing the boot priority can make it boot to a known good option in the cmos settings so then i gotta change the boot priority again till it sticks. cause of this i havent been able to do much to the ram timings. but i think if i had some help it would work

:EDIT:
cas 5
ras to cas r/w delay 5
row precharge time 5
min ras active time 18
comand timing 3
twtr comand delay 5
write recovery time 5
precharge time 5
row cycle time 18
ras to ras delay 3

is that right?:EDIT:NOOOO its not. i couldnt even set the comand timing to three its only got 1t , or 2t ++++ it dint boot and beeped an error


Message edited by tizzle4shizzle on 08-22-2008 at 05:49:11 AM
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Bump to top :love:

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nytmare ill be posting later today the pcis but

heres some things i noticed about your setup

1. your row refresh is 56? or close to that if your on ddr2-800 settings that should be like 25 or around there

2. i got mine to stick useing your method i just put the top 4 values in and went with that( not sure if its stable though )im hunting a ram stability tester now

i think your fine just try and drop that row cycle time down and get a tester to test the stability if its not stable go with another setting

bought some 1066 gskill 5-5-5-15 2.0-2.1v tried that ram unstable as heck. Y phenoms suck go intel core 2 quad.
ill post pics of the settings so you can see what they change to when i put it as (old ram)5-5-5-18 ddr2-800 2.0v



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