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memmory problem?
Having a few probs with a couple of memory sticks,
I had two sticks both 133, one 256 meg one 128 meg, I was getting a lot of random error messages so I removed the 256 meg stick and everything was fine, I assumed the stick was up the swany. I just swopped a mate a motherboard for a brand new 256meg stick of 133 ram, and I am getting exactly the same problems,. I thought on modern motherbaoards 128 and 256 sticks could be installed together, am I wrong? Anybody got any idea's :confused: |
Tony,
What type of memory are you using? SDRAM/DDR/RDRAM? What is the make/model of your motherboard? FBW. |
Not sure they have a profusion of numbers on the chips(very hard to read )but no specific info on type that I can see, each stick works fine by itself, just combined ie the 256 and 128 gives problems.
Mother board is a Space walker Shuttle, a very good board I'm told, I have also flashed the bios to take this AMD PX 1.5 Running the FSB AT 133mgz. |
Hi Tony,
If both sticks are running OK on their own you have a memory refresh problem due to the mismatch. Go into your BIOS startup screen and select a lower memory refresh rate. I don't know your Mboard, but you will either have options like "refresh = NORMAL / FAST / SLOWER" or CAS = 2/3. Go down to Slower or CAS = 3 . This should fix it. If not get hold of a memory tester and run that. Lots of free ones on the web, seek and yea shall find. Hope this helps MG |
Thanks MG will try that.
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