Hallo zusammen,
hat jemand Erfahrung mit 1 GB RAM auf BX-Boards (speziell CuBX)?
Habe hier 4x256MB auf einem CuBX und derbe Probleme damit, 3x256MB funktionieren einwandfrei. Auch eine Erhöhung der VIO auf 3,6V hat nichts gebracht.
Ist der BX also eine Diva was RAM betrifft oder könnte es am Board liegen?
DAnke und Grüße
halvar
Alpha13 halvar „ Nein, ich habe keine registered Module. Laut Handbuch werden die auch nicht...“
Die Module laufen auf dem Board und die brauchst du auch:
Q: Do I need registered memory?
A: That depends. If you want to use more than three double-sided modules, it is probably a good idea to use registered memory, because the "capacitive load" on the memory bus can get quite high, and you might experience stability problems. If you use three or less modules, usually registered memory isn't required, and you shouldn't buy it - it is more expensive and slower. Asus Germany recommends to use always registered modules if you use three or more ram modules in boards with the bx chipset. If you run a server however, you probably want to use registered modules - typically you will use all ram slots in those systems, and just for the possibility it might be more stable you might want to spend the extra cash and pay the (small) performance hit.
(Note: some boards with the bx chipset might not support registered memory correctly due to BIOS bugs / board layout, check your manual.)
Q: Can I mix registered memory with "normal" unbuffered memory?
A: No, you can't, the bx chipset doesn't allow that.
http://n.ethz.ch/student/sroland/ram_bx_faq.html#Q:_Can_I_mix_registered_memory_with
