Re: powernow-k8 woes -- need help diagnosing intermittent failure
Just for the record... because it works for me...
I've tested this a Kingston dual kit (2 x 512MB DDR 400).
The chips are in my first two DIMM slots.
I've enabled Cool'n'Quiet in my bios if that matters.
I'm currently unable to this w/o it has i don't have physical access
to the machine at the moment.
And Jacob... if John has the exact same CPU (which seems to be the
case) , we've 2 possible steps:
1: 1001MHz at 1.1V
2: 1802MHz at 1.5V
-Pascal
On 8/8/05, Jacob Larsen <jlar01@kom.aau.dk> wrote:
> John Belmonte wrote:
> > Any other ideas on how to diagnose this would be appreciated.
> >
> > * motherboard: DFI K8M800 (Chaintech K8M800 has same failure)
> > * kernel: stock 2.6.13-rc4 (tried several other versions)
> > * CPU: Athlon 64 2800+, socket 754, stepping 10
> > * memory: tried Ultra and Viking PC3200 DDR 400MHz
>
> How is the memory configured? Do you have more than one module? Some
> Socket 754 motherboards can not use the Cool & Quiet feature of the A64
> if there are more than one module, or it is placed in other dimm sockets
> than the first. If this is the case, it will probably cause data
> corruption, which is not entirely your symptom, but it may be worth
> checking.
>
> /Jacob
>
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