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Utility to read ram timings

francis511

francis511

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Anyone know a good one ? Apart from cpu-z.I want something that reads everything.Tried systool,but I think it`s reading the figures wrong.
 
will A64 tweaker work on an intel system aphex?
 
sneekypeet said:
will A64 tweaker work on an intel system aphex?
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LOL, I don't know. I really did not see that he needed it for an INtel System. He could try, no harm in that right.

Edit: It most likely will not work, sorry for the false hope. I Do remeber seeing something for intel though, it was Like i### forgot what those numbers were.
 
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Tried everest ,but couldn`t find ram timings.It`s not very important,just surprised there isn`t something like this available
 
what about SPDTool for the mem tim ?
 
DOM_ATI_X800XL_PCI-E said:
Try this one
MemSet 3.3 version (for 2000 /XP /Vista 32&64 bits)
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Well that worked ,but now I`m more confused.

What I want to do is change this

cpuz.jpg


in my bios (see left).

What is the same setting for a ga 965p ds3 ?
 
I think its the refresh cycle time (tRFC)

cuz with my in the bios is 5-5-5-15-5-25-11-10-10-10 somthing like that not sure on the last four
 
I was just looking at some screenshots of the board's BIOS, and it seems the setting isn't there.

What revision is your board?
 
okay found my settings in the bios


DRAM CAS# Lactency 5

DRAM RAS# to CAS# Delay 5 DRAM Clocks

DRAM RAS# Precharge 5 DRAM Clocks

DRAM RAS# Activate to Precharge 15 DRAM Clocks

DRAM Write Rcovery Time 5 DRAM Clocks

DRAM TRFC 25 DRAM Clocks

DRAM TRRD 10

Rank Write tp Read Delay 10

Read to Precharge Delay 10

Write to Precharge Delay 11


hope it helps any
 
Wile E said:
I was just looking at some screenshots of the board's BIOS, and it seems the setting isn't there.

What revision is your board?
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revision 1

:eek:it isn`t there:eek:
:confused::confused:
 
Ermm I don`t,but then again I don`t want it either.Think it would make a difference ?
 
francis511 said:
Ermm I don`t,but then again I don`t want it either.Think it would make a difference ?
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New BIOSes generally improve performance, fix bugs, improve overclocking, and sometimes even add features. It's worth a shot.
 
tRC = Row Cycle timing

francis511,
What tRAS and tRP are you running? And to what value are you planning on setting the tRC?

btw,
Your system specs say you have a 8800GTS and a 17" Compaq CRT monitor? What resolution are you using for gaming? 800x600 like the screenshot earlier?
 
try memset,its very good.it also allows you to change your mem timings on windows.

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largon said:
tRC = Row Cycle timing

francis511,
What tRAS and tRP are you running? And to what value are you planning on setting the tRC?

btw,
Your system specs say you have a 8800GTS and a 17" Compaq CRT monitor? What resolution are you using for gaming? 800x600 like the screenshot earlier?
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Resolution depends on the game ...

I`m currently running tRP and tRas at 5 & 18.

The reason why I posted is that I want to set the tRC manually to 23 in the bios but I can`t find it !!! I think like Wile e. said , my mobo won`t let me change the value.
 
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