chaintech VNF3-250 memory dividers

[Corporate Thug]

does anyone know exactly where in the BIOS i can find the memory dividers on the chaintech VNF3-250 ?

 

[stackingreasyBBs]

Methinks Frequency and Voltage control section.

 

[Corporate Thug]

i looked there, but i must be blind cuz i dont see it

 

[Corporate Thug]

ttt

 

[stackingreasyBBs]

Just checked, it's there. Go to Freq and Voltage control, then DRAM Configuration, then it's the first setting. "Memory clock" or something like that.

 

[Corporate Thug]

yeah, tried that. set it to 166, but when i OC the FSB, the memory OCs as well...

 

[lestat0521]

the memory and cpu are locked into eachother. This means that OC the cpu also takes the ram up. To keep stability or something the board does not allow seperate clockings.

They dont work but are under:

Voltage/frequency then top option. i forget its name. Then second option. Ull see 100, 133, 166.

 

[tcsenter]

Originally posted by: shady06
yeah, tried that. set it to 166, but when i OC the FSB, the memory OCs as well...

This is always true. You're thinking of PCI and AGP frequency locking.