Thanks for the info. I actually feel stupid now because I found the
cause of the problems. Orginially the PC wouldn't boot, but I triple
checked all wires and found out the 4 Pin power connector for P4's
wasn't fully plugged in. It was about 75% plugged in but not snapped
in place.

That solved all of my issues. I'm now running the XMS memory at the
2-2-2-5 timings and after an hour of CPU stress testing it is working
beautifully. I will run memtest x86 afterwards just to followup.


On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 21:29:11 +0100, Dodgy

wrote:

Go into advanced bios (ctrl-f1) i think... Sorry my knxp isn't in
front of me. It's in the manual anyway.

Now change the memory setting from spd to manual and set the speed to
2-3-3-6 (this working for my pair of 512 corsair XMS 3200LL).

Hope this helps.

D0d6y.