I have three problems with my comp, which I will post separately, as they are probably unrelated.
1. RAM
Every time I boot, my BIOS insists I can acheive better performance by inserting my RAM in pairs - dual-channel if you will. However all my RAM is identical, and I've tried inserting it into every orifice in every combination - it still boots up as single channel.
Resolution? Live with it, having to press F4 every restart. I patched the BIOS when I set it up last year, so there may be updates. It's P4 2.6 w 2700 RAM, can't recall the mobo without restarting.
Pro-belm 1: RAM
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It's an intel 865, and R'ing TFM states that the (identically-coloured) slots are numerated A0, A1, B0, B1.
I have four sticks of 2700 512MB RAM, the two I bought a few months back are in A0 and B0, the two I bought last week are in A1 and B1.
I'm not that bothered if it's single or dual-channel, I just wish the POST would stop whinging about it every time I boot
I have four sticks of 2700 512MB RAM, the two I bought a few months back are in A0 and B0, the two I bought last week are in A1 and B1.
I'm not that bothered if it's single or dual-channel, I just wish the POST would stop whinging about it every time I boot
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