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Hello fellow members,
We recently had a post where a flame war broke out on rather or not the A7N8X Deluxe motherboard with the nForce2 SPP chipset can support an odd number of memory modules and still function in dual-channel mode. This has been confirmed as I have included the following links indicating this. It states that a configuration of memory modules relative to the set-up below will work. The only requirement is that there is memory in each channel. Channel one has two slots while channel two has one slot. So, any of the following setups will work in dual-channel mode:
Slot 1 + Slot 3
Slot 2 + Slot 3
Slot 1, 2 + Slot 3
Of course this includes the fact that dual-channel must still run using the same memory types and speeds. There is no information suggesting the memory modules be of any particular size as indicated in the second link listed below. It is also stated that this chipset does not use the same dual-channel specification as a typical P4 setup, this may explain the resulting confusion in our last post. If I left any information out please include it in the thread and also suggest any corrections I may need to change. Hope that clears things up. Also, please remember that these forums are here to help, no harm in a little constructive criticism, thanks
A7N8X Deluxe Manual (see page 14 for dual-channel configurations):
http://france.asus.com/support/down...&m_id=1&f_name=e1292_a7n8x_deluxe.zip~zaqwedc
A Review on the motherboard by ign.com:
http://gear.ign.com/articles/382/382632p1.html
We recently had a post where a flame war broke out on rather or not the A7N8X Deluxe motherboard with the nForce2 SPP chipset can support an odd number of memory modules and still function in dual-channel mode. This has been confirmed as I have included the following links indicating this. It states that a configuration of memory modules relative to the set-up below will work. The only requirement is that there is memory in each channel. Channel one has two slots while channel two has one slot. So, any of the following setups will work in dual-channel mode:
Slot 1 + Slot 3
Slot 2 + Slot 3
Slot 1, 2 + Slot 3
Of course this includes the fact that dual-channel must still run using the same memory types and speeds. There is no information suggesting the memory modules be of any particular size as indicated in the second link listed below. It is also stated that this chipset does not use the same dual-channel specification as a typical P4 setup, this may explain the resulting confusion in our last post. If I left any information out please include it in the thread and also suggest any corrections I may need to change. Hope that clears things up. Also, please remember that these forums are here to help, no harm in a little constructive criticism, thanks
A7N8X Deluxe Manual (see page 14 for dual-channel configurations):
http://france.asus.com/support/down...&m_id=1&f_name=e1292_a7n8x_deluxe.zip~zaqwedc
A Review on the motherboard by ign.com:
http://gear.ign.com/articles/382/382632p1.html