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    Is there another name for 1T timing?

    Evenin all,

    I just bought some Mushkin performance RAM, XP 4000 (lil black beasties), and have tried to find the option in my bios to set the RAM to 1T. Can't actually find an option that relates to this so I was wondering if there was a different name for 1T that it could be called? The motherboard is a Gigabyte K8NF-9

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    command rate. youll need to enable the complex or expert mode or whatever its called fro ram timings.

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    have you found the hidden part of the Gigabyte BIOS ( ctrl + F1 at the main BIOS page)?

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    command per clock / CPC too

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    • Fat Gat's system
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    yeah found all that nonsense but i still couldnt find the option so i did it thru a windows utility, A64MemFreq I think its called.....

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