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I am experiencing problems with my memory as of late. I have been having alot of BSODs, and I have tested every bit of hardware. All of it works ok.<br />
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The OS is XP Pro, freshly installed. The BIOS has been flashed this week. <br />
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I fixed my computer once by manually setting the voltage control. However I do not know what the proper setting would be to clock it.<br />
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512DDR PC3200<br />
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I am almost positive that this will fix it as it has before on this same board. I placed the DIMM into another board and it worked fine. I ran memtest86 while it was installed in the other board and it passed fine.<br />
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All I need to know is the proper voltage setting for the RAM. <br />
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If you need more info, let me know. I dont have the computer hooked up right now, so I can't tell you too much, unless you need to know, then I will go ahead and get the info for you.<br />
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Your help is appreciated.<br />
Matthew Wadsworth<br />
-The Computer Guy,<br />
Lancaster CA, USA
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I am experiencing problems with my memory as of late. I have been having alot of BSODs, and I have tested every bit of hardware. All of it works ok.

The OS is XP Pro, freshly installed. The BIOS has been flashed this week. 

I fixed my computer once by manually setting the voltage control. However I do not know what the proper setting would be to clock it.

512DDR PC3200

I am almost positive that this will fix it as it has before on this same board. I placed the DIMM into another board and it worked fine. I ran memtest86 while it was installed in the other board and it passed fine.

All I need to know is the proper voltage setting for the RAM. 

If you need more info, let me know. I dont have the computer hooked up right now, so I can't tell you too much, unless you need to know, then I will go ahead and get the info for you.

Your help is appreciated.
Matthew Wadsworth
-The Computer Guy,
Lancaster CA, USA

Memory Clocking

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