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July 22nd 03, 07:51 PM
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GA-7ZXE
Does anyone know if this board enables "memory interleaving" by default
please? Tried to ask Gigabyte via their website technical response form but it won't send the form. 
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July 24th 03, 12:11 AM
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"Fen Lad" wrote in message ... Does anyone know if this board enables "memory interleaving" by default please? Tried to ask Gigabyte via their website technical response form but it won't send the form. No, you have to enable "top performance" in the chipset features setup of the bios. Then you get 4-way interleave, which can be verified using cpu-id or some other utility. hth regards Eddy
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July 24th 03, 12:56 PM
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"Fast Eddy" wrote in message
... "Fen Lad" wrote in message ... Does anyone know if this board enables "memory interleaving" by default please? Tried to ask Gigabyte via their website technical response form but it won't send the form. No, you have to enable "top performance" in the chipset features setup of the bios. Then you get 4-way interleave, which can be verified using cpu-id or some other utility. hth regards Eddy Thanks for that Eddy, it is a pity Gigabyte don't explain what that setting actually is! I have it enabled.
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