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Should be somwehere in the BIOS. Sometimes you don't see it because you have to change an option to "Manual" instead of "Auto", and then the options to change timings appear. Poke your BIOS until it works :).

Edit: Also, I'm curious: what's your SuperPI 1M time? I want to see how an overclocked X2 4200 compares to an overclocked E6300.
 
NosBoost300 said:
ste, your not running ddr2, so of course your cas is going to be way lower, this is ddr2..

most ram for ddr2 comes with a 5-5-5-15... i run mine at 4-4-4-14, you could try changing it to that..

i'd just be concerned with the last timing, set that to 15, because 18 is pretty high

AH DDR2! Thats why! I would be quite concerned if uit was DDR and a 5 cas. Lolers.

:D
 
Silly you :p.

My own DDR-800 Corsair memory currently runs at 5-5-5-18. Does it get any worse? Lol.
 
meithan...
i had to flash the bios and then looked in the advanced chipset settings and BANG there it was.
"cas latency" in big letters.
switched it to 4-4-4-12 and no bueno. can't get enough juice to the ram.
ah, well.
i will run the superpi test and re-post result.
 
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