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New machine - memory showing 133? HELP.

jspeicher

Golden Member
Just built a new machine yesterday - Epox 8RDA+ mobo, 1700+ Athlon, Kingston Hyper-X 512MB PC2700 (256x2)

The post screen show that the memory is running at 133 - what should it be running at? Do I change this in the bios?
FSB should be running at - 266? right? (can be changed in bios)?

 
Originally posted by: jspeicher
Just built a new machine yesterday - Epox 8RDA+ mobo, 1700+ Athlon, Kingston Hyper-X 512MB PC2700 (256x2)

The post screen show that the memory is running at 133 - what should it be running at? Do I change this in the bios?
FSB should be running at - 266? right? (can be changed in bios)?
266 is 133. The FSB shows 133, but it is DDR so 133x2=266. You can make adjustments to the FSB in your bios, but that will result in overclocking your processor.

 
Originally posted by: minendo
Originally posted by: jspeicher
Just built a new machine yesterday - Epox 8RDA+ mobo, 1700+ Athlon, Kingston Hyper-X 512MB PC2700 (256x2)

The post screen show that the memory is running at 133 - what should it be running at? Do I change this in the bios?
FSB should be running at - 266? right? (can be changed in bios)?
266 is 133. The FSB shows 133, but it is DDR so 133x2=266. You can make adjustments to the FSB in your bios, but that will result in overclocking your processor.

In the BIOS there should be a seperate function (usually somewhere in Chipset) that will allow you to adjust memory speed so you can get full PC2700 speed. Even though my processor cant use the extra bandwidth I have noticed a performance increase from the devices that can such as the video card or hard drive.
 
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