Optimize to 400Mhz

You have a motherboard that supports DDR (Double Data Rate) memory. 200 x 2
= 400. Your computer is already "optimized". Your FSB is set as it should
be...200 MHz. Your memory modules can move data on the rise and fall of
each clock cycle for an *effective* speed of 400 MHz. Of course, if you had
bothered to read the manual, you would have known this.

Bobby

"lojo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3bc401c47288$45c51880$[email protected]..

>I have a 400Mhz mother board and my 1 gig upgrade of
> memory runs at 400Mhz. I am using windows XP Home Edition.
> My computer boots at 200Mhz. Is there a safe way to bring
> my computer up to 400Mhz. If possible please advise the
> steps necessary. Thank You

Whoa! That's a bit harsh don't you think? Not everyone
can be blessed with brilliance and completely understand
what they are reading. Even you started out as a newguy.

>-----Original Message-----
>You have a motherboard that supports DDR (Double Data

Rate) memory. 200 x 2

>= 400. Your computer is already "optimized". Your FSB

is set as it should

>be...200 MHz. Your memory modules can move data on the

rise and fall of

>each clock cycle for an *effective* speed of 400 MHz. Of

course, if you had

>bothered to read the manual, you would have known this.
>
>Bobby
>
>"lojo" <[email protected]> wrote in

message

>news:3bc401c47288$45c51880$[email protected]..

>>I have a 400Mhz mother board and my 1 gig upgrade of
>> memory runs at 400Mhz. I am using windows XP Home

Edition.

>> My computer boots at 200Mhz. Is there a safe way to

bring

>> my computer up to 400Mhz. If possible please advise the
>> steps necessary. Thank You

>
>
>.
>

Yes, I started out as a newguy. But I read manuals and educated myself. I
find it ironic that there are people, like to OP, who can spout numbers and
terminology and have absolutely no clue what they are talking about. A
single paragraph in the manual that came with his motherboard would have
answered his question. Laziness should not be rewarded with a gift wrapped
answer. The logical thing to do if you suspect there is a discrepancy with
settings on your motherboard, is to check the manual.

Bobby

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3bbc01c472b0$5c2ed480$[email protected]..

> Whoa! That's a bit harsh don't you think? Not everyone
> can be blessed with brilliance and completely understand
> what they are reading. Even you started out as a newguy.
>

>>-----Original Message-----
>>You have a motherboard that supports DDR (Double Data

> Rate) memory. 200 x 2

>>= 400. Your computer is already "optimized". Your FSB

> is set as it should

>>be...200 MHz. Your memory modules can move data on the

> rise and fall of

>>each clock cycle for an *effective* speed of 400 MHz. Of

> course, if you had

>>bothered to read the manual, you would have known this.
>>
>>Bobby
>>
>>"lojo" <[email protected]> wrote in

> message

>>news:3bc401c47288$45c51880$[email protected]..

>>>I have a 400Mhz mother board and my 1 gig upgrade of
>>> memory runs at 400Mhz. I am using windows XP Home

> Edition.

>>> My computer boots at 200Mhz. Is there a safe way to

> bring

>>> my computer up to 400Mhz. If possible please advise the
>>> steps necessary. Thank You

>>
>>
>>.
>>

"Laziness should not be rewarded with a gift wrapped answer."

Amen, brother!

Ted Zieglar
formerly "Rocket J. Squirrel"

"NoNoBadDog!" <mypants_bjsledgeATpixi.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..

> Yes, I started out as a newguy. But I read manuals and educated myself.

I

> find it ironic that there are people, like to OP, who can spout numbers

and

> terminology and have absolutely no clue what they are talking about. A
> single paragraph in the manual that came with his motherboard would have
> answered his question. Laziness should not be rewarded with a gift

wrapped

> answer. The logical thing to do if you suspect there is a discrepancy

with

> settings on your motherboard, is to check the manual.
>
> Bobby
>
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:3bbc01c472b0$5c2ed480$[email protected]..

> > Whoa! That's a bit harsh don't you think? Not everyone
> > can be blessed with brilliance and completely understand
> > what they are reading. Even you started out as a newguy.
> >

> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>You have a motherboard that supports DDR (Double Data

> > Rate) memory. 200 x 2

> >>= 400. Your computer is already "optimized". Your FSB

> > is set as it should

> >>be...200 MHz. Your memory modules can move data on the

> > rise and fall of

> >>each clock cycle for an *effective* speed of 400 MHz. Of

> > course, if you had

> >>bothered to read the manual, you would have known this.
> >>
> >>Bobby
> >>
> >>"lojo" <[email protected]> wrote in

> > message

> >>news:3bc401c47288$45c51880$[email protected]..
> >>>I have a 400Mhz mother board and my 1 gig upgrade of
> >>> memory runs at 400Mhz. I am using windows XP Home

> > Edition.

> >>> My computer boots at 200Mhz. Is there a safe way to

> > bring

> >>> my computer up to 400Mhz. If possible please advise the
> >>> steps necessary. Thank You
> >>
> >>
> >>.
> >>

>
>

You obviously have a great opinion of yourself. I can
see that in your speech. You also haven't read some of
the crap they call "users manuals" coming out of china
where they make the damn things. In barely
comprehensible "english" they try to explain things that
appear to be way over their heads, both as technicians
and translators. I'm a fair hand within a computer and
still I don't know all there is to know. I weep for you.

>-----Original Message-----
>Yes, I started out as a newguy. But I read manuals and

educated myself. I

>find it ironic that there are people, like to OP, who

can spout numbers and

>terminology and have absolutely no clue what they are

talking about. A

>single paragraph in the manual that came with his

motherboard would have

>answered his question. Laziness should not be rewarded

with a gift wrapped

>answer. The logical thing to do if you suspect there is

a discrepancy with

>settings on your motherboard, is to check the manual.
>
>Bobby
>
><[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:3bbc01c472b0$5c2ed480$[email protected]..

>> Whoa! That's a bit harsh don't you think? Not everyone
>> can be blessed with brilliance and completely

understand

>> what they are reading. Even you started out as a

newguy.

>>

>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>You have a motherboard that supports DDR (Double Data

>> Rate) memory. 200 x 2

>>>= 400. Your computer is already "optimized". Your FSB

>> is set as it should

>>>be...200 MHz. Your memory modules can move data on the

>> rise and fall of

>>>each clock cycle for an *effective* speed of 400 MHz.

Of

>> course, if you had

>>>bothered to read the manual, you would have known this.
>>>
>>>Bobby
>>>
>>>"lojo" <[email protected]> wrote in

>> message

>>>news:3bc401c47288$45c51880$[email protected]. .
>>>>I have a 400Mhz mother board and my 1 gig upgrade of
>>>> memory runs at 400Mhz. I am using windows XP Home

>> Edition.

>>>> My computer boots at 200Mhz. Is there a safe way to

>> bring

>>>> my computer up to 400Mhz. If possible please advise

the

>>>> steps necessary. Thank You
>>>
>>>
>>>.
>>>

>
>
>.
>

anonymous wrote:

> You obviously have a great opinion of yourself. I can
> see that in your speech. You also haven't read some of
> the crap they call "users manuals" coming out of china
> where they make the damn things. In barely
> comprehensible "english" they try to explain things that
> appear to be way over their heads, both as technicians
> and translators. I'm a fair hand within a computer and
> still I don't know all there is to know. I weep for you.

You weep for them?

I'll just leave it at that......

--
<- Shenan ->
--
The information is provided "as is", with no guarantees of
completeness, accuracy or timeliness, and without warranties of any
kind, express or implied. In other words, read up before you take any
advice - you are the one ultimately responsible for your actions.

You weep for them?? Just make sure those salty tears don't drop onto your DDR 200 x 2 motherboard or you will have a 0 Mhz fry up!!

Come on guys - give a newbie a break. Not everyone can figure out what "rise and fall" means in terms of data transfer. Motherboard manuals tell you what something is but don't necessarily tell you what it means. Stop being so arrogant and intolerant Bobby! Bad dog!!

"Shenan Stanley" wrote:

> anonymous wrote:

> > You obviously have a great opinion of yourself. I can
> > see that in your speech. You also haven't read some of
> > the crap they call "users manuals" coming out of china
> > where they make the damn things. In barely
> > comprehensible "english" they try to explain things that
> > appear to be way over their heads, both as technicians
> > and translators. I'm a fair hand within a computer and
> > still I don't know all there is to know. I weep for you.

>
>
> You weep for them?
>
> I'll just leave it at that......
>
> --
> <- Shenan ->
> --
> The information is provided "as is", with no guarantees of
> completeness, accuracy or timeliness, and without warranties of any
> kind, express or implied. In other words, read up before you take any
> advice - you are the one ultimately responsible for your actions.
>
>
>