The i875 mobos have varying tolerances for different brands of ram: Toms
So after reading the Anand review of the iS7 regarding Corsair 3200 ram performance I'm wondering if this is a brand name issue like with the 875 mobos, or a total failure of the Abit mobo to perform to spec. I mean, does the is7 do the same with Mushkin, Kingston. etc? Also, is this a bios correctable problem or is it bad hardware?
Maybe I don't read well but I would certainly appreciate some clarification from Anand. Can y'all try a couple of other brands of ram? And/or discuss the issue with Abit?
I'm running this mobo now and trying to decide on some new ram. The way it stands I'll have to hold off on buying new ram until this issue is clarified -- by someone!
So after reading the Anand review of the iS7 regarding Corsair 3200 ram performance I'm wondering if this is a brand name issue like with the 875 mobos, or a total failure of the Abit mobo to perform to spec. I mean, does the is7 do the same with Mushkin, Kingston. etc? Also, is this a bios correctable problem or is it bad hardware?
Maybe I don't read well but I would certainly appreciate some clarification from Anand. Can y'all try a couple of other brands of ram? And/or discuss the issue with Abit?
I'm running this mobo now and trying to decide on some new ram. The way it stands I'll have to hold off on buying new ram until this issue is clarified -- by someone!
