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Gigabyte K8N Pro won't enable ECC RAM
Hi,
I bought an Athlon64 2800+, Gigabyte K8N Pro, and 512MB ECC RAM, with the full expectation that I will get full ECC since the on-chip DRAM controller supports it. Well, _support_ it did. The system does boot up with no problems, but ECC check is not enabled! Then I realize there is no BIOS option to enable ECC check! Don't tell me about Ctrl-F1 at the BIOS. Nothing there! My question is: since the DRAM controller is built into the Athlon64, shouldn't there be some way of enabling ECC check without going through the BIOS? Is there some Windows utility for tweaking these parameters on the CPU itself? I emailed Gigabyte, but have gotten no reply after two days. Numerous checks on Google also yielded no result so far. Please advice! |
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