Author: Martin Grabriel
Date: 20:15:12 12/16/99
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Hi Can you teach me how to change the CAS Latency or speed? I am trying to find out why sometimes my AMD k6-2/400 system (with 128 MB Ram) crash when I play in CHess.net. I suspect it is faulty Ram but please share with me how you adjust those things you adjusted. Thanks in advance On December 16, 1999 at 20:25:27, Rafael Vasquez wrote: >On December 16, 1999 at 17:05:13, Ed Schröder wrote: > >Ed, > >Was a memory related problem. I change the CAS latency from 2 to 3 and the speed >from "Turbo" to "Fast" and now the problem is not happening. >I will do the test (just in case) to ensure that the settings are optimal. >With 256 of RAM I was afraid of having "bad memory". > >Regards, Rafael > >>Looks like your PC is having some problems. Overheated, dust, >>broken RAM who can tell. Here is a system to test your PC. >> >>Download the following EPD file: >> >>www.rebel.nl/rg4.epd >> >>Run Rebel Century using "analyze EPD" (menu EXTRA) >> >>When finished the NPS counter for every position (see the logfile >>"rg4.txt") should always be 100% the same. If there are differences >>(no matter how small) consider your PC as (very) suspect if not >>broken. >> >>The system is simple: "rg4.epd" is nothing more than 500 x running >>the same position (on 10 ply) over and over. You can cancel the >>process any time (hitting ESC) and then check the created logfile >>"rg4.txt". >> >>Ed
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