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Old 05-26-08   #21 (permalink)
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hi umm got this biostar nf61s-m2 TE but in cpuz its called nf61s-m2b ... not sure if thats much of a difference ....umm anyways the problem is its not letting me change the memory timings. ok in the bios in the memory settings there is one side everything is on auto for like cas latency ect....and on the other side it list what the current settings are at. so when i change something like cas latency from auto to say 4 and then i save the bios and boot to windows, cpu-z says its still set to 5 latency or default settings. so i go back into bios and check the timings and its still set from auto to 4 but on the current settings list it still stays on default memory timings. i know its not the cmos battery cause other settings i can change and they are saved fine. i have a 5200+ brisbane cpu over clocked no problems. im not sure if there is something i need to set in the bios that will let me unlock the timings... this motherboard has a ton of memory and overclocking options to change but they just wont change as far as memory timings go. here are my cpu-z info



this is the motherboard -> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813138103

any ideas out there on what the deal could be? thanx
In the SPD section of CPUZ you will only see the supported speed and relative timings of your memory. Could you post a screenshot of the memory section of the CPUZ.
You can try everest to find out the memory timings.
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In the SPD section of CPUZ you will only see the supported speed and relative timings of your memory. Could you post a screenshot of the memory section of the CPUZ.
You can try everest to find out the memory timings.





thats what the default settings are staying at no matter what i change in the bios ....
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Try hard reset the bios and then setup everything. Also are you pushing any extra voltage to the ram? Cause RAM needs extra voltage to run in low latency.
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Try hard reset the bios and then setup everything. Also are you pushing any extra voltage to the ram? Cause RAM needs extra voltage to run in low latency.


yea tried that before with no luck ..... why would a motherboard put options in the bios to change the timings and they don't do anything at all ? i tried ntune and it changes the bios options fine in windows .....
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