Dual-Channelling

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Luk07

Discussion Starter · Sep 4, 2005

how do i know my RAM is running in dual-channel or make it run in dual-channel?

currently running Chaintech ZNF3-250 motherboard (stock BIOS) and 2 sticks of 512mb Crucial [email protected] each, they both have the same product number which i heard is vital for dual-channelling. Cheers for your help in advance!

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Volt-Schwibe

· #2 · Sep 4, 2005

try downloading everest home edition.

this should tell you if you are running in dual mode.

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Luk07

Discussion Starter · #3 · Sep 4, 2005

Couldnt find dual-channelling but i did find this which is a bit worrying (look at attach's) btw i have an 128mb AGP8X Nvidia Geforce 6 6600GT

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Luk07

Discussion Starter · #4 · Sep 5, 2005

for some reason it didnt work ill try again

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Stu_computer

· #5 · Sep 5, 2005

You should review the motherboard manual, a copy is on the CD that came with the board. Also, you can download a copy from the website for your board...

ZNF3-250 webpage

The manual, (and webpage links to compatible RAM), describes the type of RAM that can be used AND which slots to use.

There is no mention in the mobo manual, or webpage, that this board is capable of dual-channeling.

To view the current status of RAM with Everest diagnostic: click the computer icon then the Overclock icon.

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It's likely the drivers for your video card aren't properly or fully installed, go to device manager and check for warnings.

You may need to uninstall the video driver, install chipset driver then video driver.

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