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At the startup, when your computer is counting the RAM you have, is it System Configuration you go to when you press Delete when they ask if they want you to? Anyways, my SDRAM timing and cycles is messed up.
Originally, I had 256 megs of SDRAM. That didn't work out too well as my computer was crashing whenever I loaded StarCraft or any other program that required moving graphics.
After my sister set the SDRAM timing to MANUAL (from System Config to Chipset to SD Timing) it still didn't work. So, we took out one of the 128 meg pieces so the computer was back at 128 megs altogether.
Now the problem starts. I set the SDRAM Timing back to AUTO, no problem. Then, my computer crashes for the next 3 hours so I decide to check the System Config again. I restore the BIOS DEFAULT SETTINGS (F5) and whatever F7 is on the Main Menu AND the Chipset menu. I go back to windows, and it's still not working,
It turns out the SDRAM timing is back at MANUAL again. I try to change it back, but it won't let me. I'm screwed. It just doesn't want to switch to AUTO. Other things switch fine, but this won't!
I probably messed something up with BIOS and Settings Defaults. I know that you can't tell me the complete solution because all systems are different, but if someone could
tell me what happened and the possible solution(s), that would be great. If you want me to repost, I can, with more easily decipherable terms.
Originally, I had 256 megs of SDRAM. That didn't work out too well as my computer was crashing whenever I loaded StarCraft or any other program that required moving graphics.
After my sister set the SDRAM timing to MANUAL (from System Config to Chipset to SD Timing) it still didn't work. So, we took out one of the 128 meg pieces so the computer was back at 128 megs altogether.
Now the problem starts. I set the SDRAM Timing back to AUTO, no problem. Then, my computer crashes for the next 3 hours so I decide to check the System Config again. I restore the BIOS DEFAULT SETTINGS (F5) and whatever F7 is on the Main Menu AND the Chipset menu. I go back to windows, and it's still not working,
It turns out the SDRAM timing is back at MANUAL again. I try to change it back, but it won't let me. I'm screwed. It just doesn't want to switch to AUTO. Other things switch fine, but this won't!
I probably messed something up with BIOS and Settings Defaults. I know that you can't tell me the complete solution because all systems are different, but if someone could
tell me what happened and the possible solution(s), that would be great. If you want me to repost, I can, with more easily decipherable terms.


