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First System specs.
Motherboard Foxconn A76ml-k
CPU AMD Athlon X2 7750 Kuma
RAM Ram F2-8500CL6d-4gbnq
Video Card xfx geforce 9600GT
HDD WD 160gig sata drive
I also have a Aopen IDE dvd burner
OS XP Home sp3
Problem: When running the bios in auto for ram settings on the first boot it only ran the ram at dd2-800 and 1.8v. I went thru the bios and set up the correct voltage, speed, and timings. While I could get it to boot at these settings, I ran into many instances where the system found files to be corrupt, programs wouldn't install/run, and even a few of the programs that did install and run at first, ended up corrupted giving errors and etc. I had a nasty battle with City of Heroes updater, where files would constantly fail the sumchecks.
After trouble shooting, changing sata cables, running spinrite to check/fix issues, I reverted back to the dd2 to auto settings and the system has worked flawlessly. BUT would very much like to get my ddr2 1066 running at it's advertised speed, along with my K10 based CPU and AM2+ motherboard.
Please help me, besides the timings would changing the other settings, like back interleaving, channel interleaving, unganged mode be the trick to get this ram to run in the correct speed?
I found out that foxconn's support is nearly a joke even when you get the website to work, so any help I can get here will be appreciated .
Motherboard Foxconn A76ml-k
CPU AMD Athlon X2 7750 Kuma
RAM Ram F2-8500CL6d-4gbnq
Video Card xfx geforce 9600GT
HDD WD 160gig sata drive
I also have a Aopen IDE dvd burner
OS XP Home sp3
Problem: When running the bios in auto for ram settings on the first boot it only ran the ram at dd2-800 and 1.8v. I went thru the bios and set up the correct voltage, speed, and timings. While I could get it to boot at these settings, I ran into many instances where the system found files to be corrupt, programs wouldn't install/run, and even a few of the programs that did install and run at first, ended up corrupted giving errors and etc. I had a nasty battle with City of Heroes updater, where files would constantly fail the sumchecks.
After trouble shooting, changing sata cables, running spinrite to check/fix issues, I reverted back to the dd2 to auto settings and the system has worked flawlessly. BUT would very much like to get my ddr2 1066 running at it's advertised speed, along with my K10 based CPU and AM2+ motherboard.
Please help me, besides the timings would changing the other settings, like back interleaving, channel interleaving, unganged mode be the trick to get this ram to run in the correct speed?
I found out that foxconn's support is nearly a joke even when you get the website to work, so any help I can get here will be appreciated .
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