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Just got my new Mobo yesterday and I am so far pretty happy but there have been some problems I haven't been able to figure out yet.

 

My 4 RAM's Corsair XMS3200XL 512MB each are only recognized as DDR333. I can change it manually to 400 but when I only use 2 of them it's suddenly recognized as DDR400???

 

I've updated to the newest official BIOS 310. Is that sufficient or do you recommend a different BIOS???

 

In Windows it says that the Geforce 6 doesn't get enough power and is therefore downregulated? Is that due to my weak Power Supply???

 

Thanks for your help!!!

 

AMD64+ 3200 Venice

2048 RAM Corsair XMS3200XL

Geforce 6800 Ultra

2x200GB Samsung SPC2004

Nec3540A DVD-R

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My 4 RAM's Corsair XMS3200XL 512MB each are only recognized as DDR333. I can change it manually to 400 but when I only use 2 of them it's suddenly recognized as DDR400???
This will happen when you fill up all your memory banks...
I've updated to the newest official BIOS 310. Is that sufficient or do you recommend a different BIOS???
Try 510-2.

http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11617

In Windows it says that the Geforce 6 doesn't get enough power and is therefore downregulated? Is that due to my weak Power Supply???
What power supply are you using. The minimum is a 480W native 24 pin PSU. If you meet the requirements, do you have all 4 connectors connected to the Mobo???

http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10854

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Will my 4 Rams work properly when i set it to 400???

 

Gues my Power Supply is not sufficient. It says 380W!!!

Just ordered a new one: Sharkoon SilentStorm 532W 12V 34A.

 

Is that good enough???

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This will happen when you fill up all your memory banks...

Try 510-2.

http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11617

What power supply are you using. The minimum is a 480W native 24 pin PSU. If you meet the requirements, do you have all 4 connectors connected to the Mobo???

http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10854

 

Four connectors to mobo? ...FOUR? Main power and additional power connectors are familiar, but what's the other 2? Where they are connected at the mobo?

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Four connectors to mobo? ...FOUR? Main power and additional power connectors are familiar, but what's the other 2? Where they are connected at the mobo?
Its to supply proper power. theres a molex and a floppy connector. Both needs to be plugged in for stability. They don't put them there for looks

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Its to supply proper power. theres a molex and a floppy connector. Both needs to be plugged in for stability. They don't put them there for looks

 

Ouh... and I thought that those were additional power connectors for heavy use (SLI etc.). I red some reviews about DFI LanParty SLI-DR nF4 mobo and none of the testers didn't use the floppy/molex connectors at all. So I then thought that those were optional and for really heavy load or something.

 

A little offtopic..

I'm really disappointed to one thing too.. my Kingston HyperX 370mhz rams doesn't work in dual channel. Only single channel works. (If those sticks are in dual channel, I won't even get to windows or mobo boots itself up in a loop everytime it gets to DMI POOL DATA verifation..)

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please check the rules and the Important Info threads stuck to the top of this section.

 

If you are looking for help, reading this is the most important first-step for you to take.

 

this helps us tremendously to help you solve your issue if we can see what is in your system every time you post:

 

 

 

PLEASE SEE THIS LINK!:

http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showpost.p...701&postcount=2

 

 

 

Be as thorough as possible please. Voltages, timings, settings, bios version, etc.

 

The more information you give us about the problem, and the more details about your hardware in your sig = more help we can give you.

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