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Hi, I am using an Asus A7V333 rev 1.03 board. For some reason I cannot see
the speed of my RAM when using either H.oda's WCPUID v 3.3 or AIDA32(3.93).
Is there something peculiar with this particular board that prevents this?
I just put some different memory in my board and still no luck. I was using
two Micron PC2700 256 sticks and now am using Two Micron PC2700 512 mb
sticks. I am pretty sure these support SPD. Any ideas? TIA
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on my KT400 I had the same issue..it was a program that was loading with
Windows that caused this though for me.I can not remember which one
though..if I do I'll repost for you.
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"dino" <whyme@help.com> wrote in message
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> on my KT400 I had the same issue..it was a program that was loading with
> Windows that caused this though for me.I can not remember which one
> though..if I do I'll repost for you.
>
Well duh I just found out I get the same thing with a older A7N266-E I just
put into a case. My sons computer is a much newer A7N8X Deluxe and no speed
there either. My older Asus K7V board worked though.
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"dino" <whyme@help.com> wrote in message
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> have a total mental block as to what was causing the issue..I keep
> thinking
> of a Sound Blaster but...not sure.
>
Well I can see the same problem on three separate motherboards so it is
highly unlikely the same software is causing this issue. I am beginning to
wonder if it isn't some kind of memory issue although again two of the
computers are using very similar sticks while the third is totally
different.
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