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Old 15th Jan 2005, 11:32 PM   #101 (permalink)
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BIOS Option: REF to ACT/REF to REF (Trcfc)
Options: 12T, 13T, 14T, 15T
Description: Allows you to set the REF to ACT/REF to REF timing
Motherboard: Asus A7V880
Chipset: Via KT880
(Hi American Zombie, I recognise you from the A7V880 resource thread )

I've actually emailed ASUS about this option and their reply was:

"The memory cells of a DDR SDRAM store the data information in small capacitors that lose their charge over time and must be recharged. This process is called refresh (REF). To be useful, a DDR SDRAM must read and write data. In order to complete this task, a row must first be selected using an ACTIVATE (ACT) command, along with a bank and row address.

The setting you refer to is the timing between performing the above operations, and yes faster is lower, but this setting is best left to default values."

This doesn't particularly help me decide if there's any way of working out which might give the best stable performance according to the other settings or current memory used, etc, so if this could be expanded upon at all in a future guide update, that would be fantastic...
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BIOS Option : Bank interleave
Options : auto, Enabled, Disabled
BIOS Option : node interleave
Options : auto, Enabled, Disabled
Description : interleave function
Motherboard : ASUS A8V-Deluxe bios ver 1008
Chipset : KT8T800pro

There are 2 interleave options, NODE and BANK. thanks in advance. edited,auto options added.

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BIOS Option : twr
Options : auto, 2 clk,3clk
Description : sets twr

BIOS Option : memclock mode
Options : auto, limit
Description : memory clock mode

Motherboard : ASUS A8V-Deluxe bios ver 1008
Chipset : KT8T800pro

a couple more i dont see for memory. I wonder if setting all the memory settings to auto uses the spd of the memory chip?? anyone know?
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The Memclock Mode is not really worth talking. Because this is a model specific option.

Auto - The motherboard detects the best memory option for your system.
Limit - Override using Manual settings.
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The Memclock Mode is not really worth talking. Because this is a model specific option.

Auto - The motherboard detects the best memory option for your system.
Limit - Override using Manual settings.
thanks, i was wondering if setting to auto will run the memory at ddr400. i heard some issues where the bios reduces it due to compatibility issues. and i cant find a dimm id prog that supports the via chipset.
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Use CPU-Z. But it will not report half multipliers accurately.
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BIOS Option : CPU Bus Park
Options : Enabled, Disabled, Auto
Description : none
Motherboard : Epox 4PDA3I v3.X
Chipset : i865PE

BIOS Option : Intel Fast CS
Options : Enabled, Disabled, Auto
Description : none
Motherboard : Epox 4PDA3I v3.X
Chipset : i865PE

BIOS Option : Intel CPC Function
Options : Enabled, Disabled, Auto
Description : none
Motherboard : Epox 4PDA3I v3.X
Chipset : i865PE


Help me here please...
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K8 CPU to Clock Ratio Set ?

i have tryed Google and nothing as its not the HTT and if i set it to 800 Mhz then it wont boot it goes from 800 Mhz to 2000 Mhz and i still have no idea what it is and its not in the manual ???
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K8 CPU to Clock Ratio Set ?

i have tryed Google and nothing as its not the HTT and if i set it to 800 Mhz then it wont boot it goes from 800 Mhz to 2000 Mhz and i still have no idea what it is and its not in the manual ???
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BIOS Option : Enhance PCI Performance
Options : Enabled, Disabled
Description : nil
Motherboard : ABIT NF7-S v2.0 D27 official abit bios
Chipset : NVIDIA nForce2 U400

is it the same as PCI chaining?
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