**The ASrock 939dual-SATA2 (ULi M1695) thread**
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cocker92 said:
Best to ask in the networking forum.
It'll be to do with network cards, router setup and DHCP I suspect.
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Sorry to bring this back, but having cold boot problems, A.K.A. 0075
Tried all the solutions I could find, i.e...
Find that it happens more often when booting from Hibernate than complete Shutdown.
Sorry to bring this back, but having cold boot problems, A.K.A. 0075
Tried all the solutions I could find, i.e...- Set DVD Writer (only IDE device in rig) to Cable Select;
- & SATAII set to IDE Operating Mode & Strong Driving.
Find that it happens more often when booting from Hibernate than complete Shutdown.
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Has anyone played much with the PCI-E clock speed? I seem to be able to take this up to 120Mhz before encountering my first problem (IDE HDD dissapears from Windows)
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A little help please
Hey im playing about with ram settings and cant figure out how to make the ram idle timer drop to 16 clocks.Im viewing it through cpu-z.
Mines on 256 clocks.And the bios is beta bios 1
thanks
Hey im playing about with ram settings and cant figure out how to make the ram idle timer drop to 16 clocks.Im viewing it through cpu-z.
Mines on 256 clocks.And the bios is beta bios 1
thanks
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How do I set the ram divider?
CPU-Z says its at FSB:CPU - 14/1!
So my ram is only running 192MHz whereas my CPU is at 2.7GHz.
The odd thing is HTT reads 300MHz.
Ideally I'd want my ram up to around 250MHz even if that meant lowering the CPU clock a little, how do I do it in the bios as I can't see a setting that would change it?
CPU-Z says its at FSB:CPU - 14/1!
So my ram is only running 192MHz whereas my CPU is at 2.7GHz.
The odd thing is HTT reads 300MHz.
Ideally I'd want my ram up to around 250MHz even if that meant lowering the CPU clock a little, how do I do it in the bios as I can't see a setting that would change it?
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Edleake said:How do I set the ram divider?
CPU-Z says its at FSB:CPU - 14/1!
So my ram is only running 192MHz whereas my CPU is at 2.7GHz.
The odd thing is HTT reads 300MHz.
Ideally I'd want my ram up to around 250MHz even if that meant lowering the CPU clock a little, how do I do it in the bios as I can't see a setting that would change it?
Been a while but, find the term "Flexibilty Option" in the bios and disable it. Then on the same page slightly lower down look for the memory speed, should say 200, 166 or 133. Set it at 200 to run your memory at 1/1. So setting the FSb to 200 will run the memory at 200 e.t.c. The HTT settings are on the second page.
Read through a few early pages of this thread to find all the information you should need.
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Cheers dude.
I'm managing just over 10,000 in 3dmark05 with my ram at 200MHz and a 1900Pro which for a single core 'old' system seems rather good?
I'll have a play with that flexibilty option and see what the ram can really muster.
I'm managing just over 10,000 in 3dmark05 with my ram at 200MHz and a 1900Pro which for a single core 'old' system seems rather good?
I'll have a play with that flexibilty option and see what the ram can really muster.
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Anyway...
Got a Zalman fanmate 2 but even on the lowest setting the stock AMD cooler was making an annoying ticking noise. Freezer 64 pro and I'm happy. The PC isn't silent but it's at least quiet now.
Anyone using Vista x64 as their main OS with this board and pleased enough with both performance and stability yet? I'm not bothered about using AGP or RAID, which were the main problems to start off with.
Got a Zalman fanmate 2 but even on the lowest setting the stock AMD cooler was making an annoying ticking noise. Freezer 64 pro and I'm happy. The PC isn't silent but it's at least quiet now.
Anyone using Vista x64 as their main OS with this board and pleased enough with both performance and stability yet? I'm not bothered about using AGP or RAID, which were the main problems to start off with.
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been using Vista X64 for awhile now performance is great.Uriel said:
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Is my HT Link too fast on this board?
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Should be fine upto 1200.
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14hrs prime stable 
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oh just as an update for anyone still having LAN issues with the 64bit Version of VISTA, I got a reply from ASRock today.
Dear Stephen,
Thank you for contacting ASRock
According to the 939Dual-SATA2 spec, it could not support Windows Vista.
We do not recommend using the 939Dual-SATA2 with Windows Vista.
We do not guarantee the system compatibility and stability under Windows Vista, either.
We recommend you to refer product spec to install compliant OS
http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=939Dual-SATA2&s=
Sorry for your inconvenience.
Best Wishes
ASRock
Well what can I say, how poor is that, They are leaving god knows how many user with no other option then to buy new hardware or not upgrade to VISTA.
Its certainly the last ASRock product I buy
Dear Stephen,
Thank you for contacting ASRock
According to the 939Dual-SATA2 spec, it could not support Windows Vista.
We do not recommend using the 939Dual-SATA2 with Windows Vista.
We do not guarantee the system compatibility and stability under Windows Vista, either.
We recommend you to refer product spec to install compliant OS
http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=939Dual-SATA2&s=
Sorry for your inconvenience.
Best Wishes
ASRock
Well what can I say, how poor is that, They are leaving god knows how many user with no other option then to buy new hardware or not upgrade to VISTA.
Its certainly the last ASRock product I buy
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yeah this driver doesnt work with 64bit Vista