Just installed a Xentor 32 TNT2 Ultra and I've got a problem...
At boot the CPU will no longer overclock, just the standard 500MHz. I also get a BIOS message "Warning: SPD Not Found at DIMM(s) 2,3,4" i.e. all my DIMM.
The vid card is AGP 2X and the Chaintech 6BTM mobo is AGP 2X so things should be OK.
I have installed the latest BIOS for the mobo and vid card.
Anyone come across this?
[This message has been edited by FoxMouldy (edited 09-24-99).]
I have fixed this - sort of. I changed the
MoBo for a new Abit BE6 and the problem went away.
I have heard that this problem is common on
older MoBos (i.e. over 1 year old!).
I can now run the Xentor at 175/183 plus
overclock the CPU to 5x120=600 and its
rock solid.
SPD=serial presence detect. It's from mismatched memory chips. Why installing a new vid card would bring this to light stumps me.
Since I see no untoward effects and mem is thru the roof right now, I can live with it. I wouldn't want to *try* a new mobo and find out that I require the memory too.
I have no OC problems...I think this is just a low-level hardware conflict brought on by the TNT2. I also believe that it's simply an error message with no basis in fact.
[This message has been edited by BipolarBill (edited 10-17-99).]
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