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Member (8 bit)
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Hi
If I set my memory timings too low and my system locks up will I be able to re-boot and get back into the bios to change settings back again to the way they were? thanks Doxy |
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Shiro Usagi
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You'll probably have to clear the CMOS with either the Clear CMOS jumper or by removing the motherboard battery for a few minutes. Unplug the system from the wall outlet before you do this.
Cricket
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Thanks Cricket
I am rumming stable with Corsair CL2 set on CAS Latency 2 RAS to CAS Delay 2 RAS Precharge Time 2 RAS Active Time 6 That last one I thought might be worth dropping down to 5 What do you think regarding RAS Active Time and real world performance boost? |
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Shiro Usagi
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Sorry, I don't play around with my memory timings and don't fiddle and tweak my systems much, so I have no idea what would happen if you tried that.
Cricket
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Thanks again for your replys.
I concider myself forewarned about pushing memory timings around. I have been fortunate thus far, and will leave them as they are now. Doxy |
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