Originally posted by: liveevil
well if 169fsb is the max overclock i think i can saftly say it wont support 200fsb processors...
Yes, that indicates it's in dual channel mode. Just use two of the same color dimms for 2 sticks of identical ram. Can't help you with the stepping question. My SQ800 came with the F3 bios and I flashed to to F4 so HT's enabled I guess.... I'll have to wait for one of the new HT cpu's to come out .Also, if the boot screen say its in single 128-bit channel mode, does that mean dual channel is working? thanks
Originally posted by: Elvis2
Yes, that indicates it's in dual channel mode. Just use two of the same color dimms for 2 sticks of identical ram. Can't help you with the stepping question. My SQ800 came with the F3 bios and I flashed to to F4 so HT's enabled I guess.... I'll have to wait for one of the new HT cpu's to come out .Also, if the boot screen say its in single 128-bit channel mode, does that mean dual channel is working? thanks
That 3.06's is still a little rich for my blood .
Well, let's see...I paid $112.00 for my dual channel Gigabyte 8SQ800 mb$250.00 for a dual channel DDR motherboard?
Hmmm...I paid $170.00 for 2 x 256mg sticks of Corsair XMS pc3200C2 ram.someone will buckle. $500.00 for good XMS DDR400 and a dual channel DDR motherboard? For what?? For 5-7 FPS over the I850E, 1066RDRAM, 2.4GB533FSB for less than $400.00.
Originally posted by: BobReily
Duvie, how's the video editing going? Your system looks pretty impressive - I'm planning on upgrading my computer from a 400 MHz and do some heavy video editing.
Would you wait for a Springdale/Canterwood chipset or is your setup good enough as it is?
I'm thinking of getting an ASUS P4PE mb with 2.4 MHz P4.
Originally posted by: Evan Lieb
Originally posted by: WaTaGuMp
Evan give us your avatar.
Never!