Optimalne nastavitve za KT7a/KT7a RAID????

Prosim če mi pomagate in poveste kje lahko dobim optimalne nastavitve za KT7a/KT7a-RAID plošče?

v biosu nastav takole, sam vedi, da rabiš mal boljši ram, (cas2, pc133?...), drugače lahko pride do nestabilnosti...

SOFT MENU 3 SETUP

speed error hold >> disbled (za navijat)
fast cpu command decode >> Fast
CPU drive strengt >> 2
Enchance chip performance >> Enabled
Force 4- way interleave >> Enabled
Enable Dram 4k- page mode >> Enabled
DRAM clock >> host CLK

ADVANCED CHIPSET FEATURES

Dram Bank Timing >> Turbo
Bank Interleaving >> 4-way
SDRAM cycle length >> 2
MD driving strenght >> HI

ja, te nekak najbolj pripomorejo k performasem, je še nekaj drugih, ki bi jih lahko spreminjal, sam niso bistvenega pomena. kokr jz vem, se snapshota biosa ne da nardit, mislim da je bilo tist slikan z dig. kamero.

jah, sj pomoje maš notr ram od microna, infineona, kar pač ma mlacom, kvalitetnega skratka. to bi ti moral na računu pisat, alpha pod download poglej za kakšen program, ki ti prepozna ram...

The BIOS Optimization Guide.

chief, če naštima DRAM clock >> host CLK pol mu ram dela na 100MHz! moraš naštimat tisto drugo možnost (DRAM clock >> host CLK + PCI CLK al neki tazga je) in pol ti dela na 133MHz! Po moje se bolj splača met 133MHz in cas3, ker je vsaj po mojih izkušnjah 133MHz opazno hitrejše kot 100MHz, ta cas pa sam kakšen % poveča performanse...

Imam TB 850, kako se mi najbolj splača navit. Kaj tej procesorji so zaklenjeni??

ah, sej vem to. stvar je uporabna za 100mhz proce na kt133 čipovju, za 133mhz pa dvomim, da bi ram deloval na 166mhz.

Tiste nastavitve so ze dobre, saj ni velika umetnost vse nastavit na full, edino kar vidim ,da lahko pripelje do napake je hclock za nastavitev hitrosti rama, ker ce mas fsb na 100mhz je pametno da vklopis hclock + pci clock , to dela do 122 mhz za fsb (ram tu dela na 162mhz) ,naprej pa samo se hclock. Ker ce si zgubil 200 tock imam obcutek, da ti je v prvo ram delal na 133mhz potem pa 100.

Vse o KT7(A, ...).

In še povzetek:

What are the optimum BIOS settings?

This is one of the most frequently asked questions and yet one of the most difficult to answer, as it is extremely dependent on the configuration of your machine. If there was a single answer to this question then AWARD and ABIT would not need to provide all those options! You really need to experiment on your machine, using some of the benchmarking programs described in How can I test my new machine? on the miscellaneous page until you find the settings that are both the most stable and fastest for you.

However, if you still expect an answer to this question, I suggest you do all of the following (these comments based on the ZTB01 BIOS):

Reboot the machine and hit Del to enter the BIOS, then...
First, enter every page of the BIOS and hit F7 to use ABIT's optimised default settings
Next, read the question How do I optimise my BIOS settings for my RAM? on the memory page, and use the settings as advised there to optimise your memory
In SoftMenuIII either set your correct CPU speed, or choose User Define and then choose the FSB and Multiplier settings you wish in order to overclock your processor (see overclocking page)
In SoftMenuIII set: Fast CPU Command Decode to Fast
Enhance Chip Performance to Enabled (but disable if you experience CDRW problems)
Force 4-way Interleave to Enabled
Enable Dram 4k-page Mode to Enabled
DRAM Clock as HCLK + PCICLK (if you have PC133 SDRAM and an FSB of 100MHz)
DRAM Clock as Host CLK (if you have PC100 SDRAM and an FSB of 100MHz, or if you have PC133 SDRAM and an FSB of 133MHz on KT7A/KT7A-RAID)

In Standard CMOS Features: Auto detect your IDE devices as required

In Advanced BIOS Features set: boot devices as required
Video BIOS Shadow to Enabled (but Disabled may be required for stability)

In Advanced Chipset Features set: Memory settings as described in How do I optimise my BIOS settings for my RAM?
Fast R-W Turnaround to Enabled
AGP4x Mode to Enabled
Fast Write Supported to Enable
K7 CLK_CTL to Default (for USB stability - use Optimal if no USB devices)
AGP Master 1 WS Write to Enable
AGP Master 1 WS Read to Enable

Note: for BIOS ZT and 3C only: Abit have by default disabled Enable "Delay Transaction" and "PCI Master Read
Caching" in "Advanced Chipset Features". Although this helps resolve issues of corrupted large file transfers with the Soundblaster soundcard, it has a tendency to introduce other errors (disk, DVD and CDRW related) in the system. So, unless you have experienced the Soundblaster problem, I advise that you enable these two options. Some users also experience hard drive error messages or a "Blue Screen of Death" after flashing to the ZT (and possibly 3C) BIOS. This can usually be resolved by setting the "PCI master time-out" to "0" in the "Advanced Chipset Features".
Save and exit the BIOS
Now test your machine as described in How can I test my new machine? on the miscellaneous page. If your machine is stable then you can probably sit back and relax. If not, you'll need to relax some of these settings until you find which settings are causing instability.

The above settings seem best for my machine. If you have better settings than this, please email me. I don't want to hear from you if these settings make your machine unstable - that's life!