Author: Sean Mintz
Date: 14:21:53 01/24/02
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>Memory problem definetly exists. I just bought 2460. With fast memory that I had >before motherboard worked only until running any chess engine. Than I tried a >few another non-registered modules and with one of them motherboard was able to >work for a few hours. But failures were stable. Yersterday I finaly found normal >registered DDR modules and computer works stable from this moment, almost stable >- one hanging had place, but possibly it is another problem. you can NOT blame tyan for this. tyan very explicitly says to use registered ecc memory. they also have a list of supported memory. >BTW, "registered" means that memory has register that delays sendings data to >CPU for one cycle. So Tayn company was just lazy to adapt more quicker memory to >work with their board. first of all, that's not tyans fault. that has to do with the amd chipset. secondly, i found most of my programs seemed to be working better with registered memory.
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