- Feb 5, 2001
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Though this system has been running 100% stable for 5 yrs now it has been really slow, But as time goes by it needs to start working correctly.
Sandra benchmark scores 7% eficiancy (extreamly high latency), It list nothing for memory info as do all other programs like CPUZ
Ive traced it down to the MB itself, 2 different memory setups work fine on another system so its not the ramstick.
Could a inafficiant PSU cause the MB to read ram info incorrectly and still be 100% stable but run slow?, Sandra reports -5v as .29v, Whats the -5v used for anyways?
Its an old Supermicro P4DSE, 2x Xeon 1.8Ghz, 2x 1G FullyBufferd memory, OS doesnt matter as it has no affects.
This thing is even really slow at posting because of this problem.
Sandra benchmark scores 7% eficiancy (extreamly high latency), It list nothing for memory info as do all other programs like CPUZ
Ive traced it down to the MB itself, 2 different memory setups work fine on another system so its not the ramstick.
Could a inafficiant PSU cause the MB to read ram info incorrectly and still be 100% stable but run slow?, Sandra reports -5v as .29v, Whats the -5v used for anyways?
Its an old Supermicro P4DSE, 2x Xeon 1.8Ghz, 2x 1G FullyBufferd memory, OS doesnt matter as it has no affects.
This thing is even really slow at posting because of this problem.
