Translation - Read (Write) to Precharge

Skip Da Shu · 26th Jul 2007, 10:37 AM

My ASUS P5B-E has the following 3 "Northbridge Chipset" options:

1) Rank Write to Read Delay - I am assuming this is what other tools call just Write to Read Delay (tWTR).

2) Read to Precharge Delay - My best guess is that this is the Read to Write Delay. Which I've seen as both RWT and tRTW. Any more enlightened input appreciated.

3) Write to Precharge Delay - My best guess is that this the Write Recovery Time (tWR)? Any other wild ass guesses appreciated.

ZuePhok · 26th Jul 2007, 06:38 PM

what ram do u have?

Skip Da Shu · 27th Jul 2007, 12:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZuePhok

what ram do u have?

Some Geil DDR2-800, 2 x 1024MB. I'll go find the specific model but I'm just after what these settings mean in the common "tXXX" terms. Not what the actual settings should be... I've figured that out thru 100 reboots and running MemTestPro (very nice util written by a nice guy).

BTW, They all defaulted to 10 in BIOS but test solid at 9, 5 and 9.

Skip Da Shu · 27th Jul 2007, 12:21 AM

I'll post a screen shot of that BIOS screen before the week is out with the current settings

ZuePhok · 27th Jul 2007, 11:50 AM

1) Rank Write to Read Delay - 4
2) Read to Precharge Delay - 11
3) Write to Precharge Delay - 4

a loose timing to start with.

3-10-3 is pretty standard

Skip Da Shu · 27th Jul 2007, 08:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZuePhok

1) Rank Write to Read Delay - 4
2) Read to Precharge Delay - 11
3) Write to Precharge Delay - 4

a loose timing to start with.

3-10-3 is pretty standard

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I need to check where I ended up at with the settings but I think it was 5-9-5 which would be very loose. I think I got thru POST with 3-8-3 and thru windows boot at 3-8-4 but memtestpro errors forced me to loosen those... but maybe there's another timing I could've changed to get past the errors. I also ended up bumping the NorthBridge vcore to 1.40v.

I'll get the screen shot of that page next week and if you'd look over my settings I'd really appreciate it.

I'm working in Tampa, FL this week, not at home right now and I forgot to open a port on the firewall when I "rebuilt" my desktop last week so I can't get to the machine remotely.

The mobo has an E6400 in it running at 3.2GHz, pegged CPU 24x7x365 due to running BOINC as a service. FSB = 400.

Thanx much,
Skip

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Skip Da Shu Official BOG Supporter! Join Date: 5 Feb 2006 Location: Republic of Texas, Central Posts: 72 Reputation: 58 Rep Power: 0	Translation - Read (Write) to Precharge My ASUS P5B-E has the following 3 "Northbridge Chipset" options: 1) Rank Write to Read Delay - I am assuming this is what other tools call just Write to Read Delay (tWTR). 2) Read to Precharge Delay - My best guess is that this is the Read to Write Delay. Which I've seen as both RWT and tRTW. Any more enlightened input appreciated. 3) Write to Precharge Delay - My best guess is that this the Write Recovery Time (tWR)? Any other wild ass guesses appreciated.

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ZuePhok Hold me back! I can't stop posting!!! Join Date: 16 Dec 2002 Location: Floating Island Of Mandango Posts: 8,509 Reputation: 2724 Rep Power: 41	1) Rank Write to Read Delay - 4 2) Read to Precharge Delay - 11 3) Write to Precharge Delay - 4 a loose timing to start with. 3-10-3 is pretty standard __________________ DYKT: Our DNA can expired? Thank god my science class wasn't taught by Pak Lah

27th Jul 2007, 12:21 AM	#4 (permalink)
Skip Da Shu Official BOG Supporter! Join Date: 5 Feb 2006 Location: Republic of Texas, Central Posts: 72 Reputation: 58 Rep Power: 0	I'll post a screen shot of that BIOS screen before the week is out with the current settings