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In message <4ksq7v$kob@panix2.panix.com> - kenny@panix.com (Kenneth
Crudup)15 Apr 1996 02:27:11 -0400 writes:
:>>And exactly how do you do this?  The CMOS on many of the boards I've seen
:>>have no option to do this.
:>
:>Yes, they do- it's just not called "bank speed" or anything like that.
:>
:>In most AMI BIOS', the "Advanced Chipset Setup" page has entries for
things
:>like DRAM Read Wait States, DRAM Writes WS, CAS time, RAS time, and the
like.
:>These control the timing for memory on the motherboard.
:>
:>If you don't know what you're doing (i.e., don't know exactly what each of
:>those terms mean), then use the factory settings (newer BIOS' have an
"Auto-
:>Configure" option.

And this is the exact point I was making.  You were raving about setting the
speed and no such option exists.  Had you stated what you did in your
response to my first message, I would then have only taken exception with
your last statement above.  You say it can't sense the speed and then you
turn right around and say to use the default.  If you can use the default
then you don't need to change the setting in the first place.

Your whole tirade makes absolutely no sense, you've totally contradicted
what you said first.

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