BIOS Enabled 4-way Interleaving with KT133A

[senior guy]

Do any of the KT133A chipset mobos come with a BIOS that supports enabling 4-way memory-bank interleaving?

I don't want to "hack it" if I don't have to.

 

[NuovoTech]

I know the Abit KT7A does...seems like most of em should have this.

 

[Charles]

According to TweakTown's review and benchmark result Although they didn't mention it, I think MSI K7T-Turbo R enables 4-way Interleaving by default.

"...MSI's extra memory setting in the BIOS seem to be the reason for this"
"MSI's more tweaked memory helps its gain an advantage in this test..."

 

[senior guy]

How about the Asus A7V133? Anyone have a clue?

 

[Dulanic]

I own the Asus A7V133 and it also turns it on.

 

[NucleusWDS]

The motherboards I reviewed on my webite also contain 4 -way interleaving for the memeory.
SOLTEK SL-75KAV
I-Will KK266-R
Go check it out HERE

 

[senior guy]

Dulanic... Thanks for the update! The A7V133 is the KT133A board that I prefer, so I'm glad to hear it's BIOS supports 4-way interleaving.

Btw, did your board come with RAID? Seems like some do and some don't!😕

 

[senior guy]

NucleusWDS... Cool website! Also very nice reviews of those mobos, however I didn't see mention of 4-way interleaving enabling capability under "System BIOS and Functions" in either review.

Dulanic... I think I asked you that A7V133 RAID question in another thread. Sorry about that, us senior guys have our senior moments!

 

[~zonker~]

Abit's KT7A has a bios setting for it... at least mine does

 

[thEnEuRoMancER]

Abit KT7 Raid has it too.

 

[SaturnX]

Senior Guy: The A7V133 Comes in both RAID, and non RAID versions, thats why you have probably seen both. I'm just waiting the A7V133 to make it's way up to Canada so I can buy it 😉

--Mark

 

[skriefal]

The Epox 8KTA3 has BIOS settings to switch between 4-way, 2-way, or no interleaving.

 

[senior guy]

Has anyone who's enabled 4-way interleaving in their bios NOT gotten noticeably improved performance?

 

[senior guy]

Tharyn... If RAID is indeed an option with the A7V133, there should be some kind of distinction in the model no. (e.g., "A7V133-R&quot😉, so you know for sure which version you are buying!