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mitchel
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| Hello. I am looking forward to replace the existing Epox motherboard for this one. My sister is crying for performance as hers hardware inside that computer case. The Epox became unstable. Well, I actually did replacement already, GA seems to work pretty nice, but there is no way that I can make this motherboard running with Dual DDR enabled. How to do that with this motherboard? Thanks in advance. |
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darnall
Joined: 28 Jan 2007
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| Posted: 05/21/08 - 23:08 Post subject: |
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| The question is do you have all things necessary to make Dual DDR to work? You need all ram modules exactly the same. I don’t know what have you tried so far in order to make it work in dual channel, but I believe that your GA motherboard model is not able to handle the dual channel mode. If I am wrong, then make sure that you have both models completely the same, no way that dual DDR is going to work in any other occasion. |
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Smudge6530
Joined: 27 Jun 2008
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Location: UK
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Smudge6530
Joined: 27 Jun 2008
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| Posted: 06/27/08 - 03:47 Post subject: |
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  I forgot to say:
1. Yes it will run in Dual Channel mode and
2. The online claims by Kingston/Crucial/OCZ/PNY/etc Memory Manfs websites, using their so-called 'Memory Configurators', that it can only use "PC2700 333Mhz" DDR Ram Modules are rubbish.
Mine is quite happily running 1.5Gb of PC3200 @ 400Mhz.   |
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The link below is for the Gigabyte GA-8ISXT Manual.
