- #Save bios settings profile asus sabertooth x58 install
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#Save bios settings profile asus sabertooth x58 update
This is why you see many board manufacturers such as Asus update bios just for a memory compatibility change. The problem with the DDR3 ram and the X58 platform that you are seeing has to do with the Secondary timings or Sub timings as they are called that the boards detect based on the profiles loaded into the ram and the compatibility profiles the boards have listed in the bios. To quote someone from a different forum seeing as i can't put it better then buddy. It's not for nothing i use to call plug and play Īs well one of the computers in question has one of the first chip-sets ever made to support dual channel memory setups. Imho its retarded and doesn't know what its doing half the time.
#Save bios settings profile asus sabertooth x58 manual
įunny it douse and i all way setup the ram manual stile seeing as i don't care about auto detect anything. įunny too seeing as i have three computers here all with mismatched ram in em and duel channel memory setups and i just got my self more ram for my main computer and on my way out the door the shop owner was like "it wont work!". mobo manufactures are trying to win benchmarks by setting their default memory settings to tight\fast and at the same time memory company's are selling bogus ram with memory timing that are for the most part lies and or are trying to over volt their ram so as to try and hold unrealistic memory timings.Īnd i keep hearing story's about this topic right left and center about memory problems including but not limited to computer shop owners. Guess everyone testing their junk or something Wow no one got anything to say now or what lol. Seems to me too many people out their are dependent on SPD~auto mode and the min that doesn't work anymore they don't know what their doing. You know their was a time when their was no SPD auto anything and you all ways had to setup the memory up manual stile. If after doing all of the above it still doesn't work then you have a right to complain because if you haven't then you simple don't know what your doing in my book.
"I" And ya maybe update bios to newest version.Or at lest check out whats new in this part of the world. "H" long story short manual setup only and run the memory at -50% of rated speed all the way around. "G" Don't over clock anything in your system when testing memory default settings only and or safe mode settings all the way around for the computer. "F" Never mind SPD&auto\plug and play anything if your memory is 100% all the same brand and make~version and the memory timings are CL8-8-8-24 then run it at 14-14-14-34 "E" If your ram is 1666mgz run it slower "example 1333mgz" 05% more volts or something just don't over heat the ram. "D" Ddr3 is 1.5v and if you have ram heat sinks give it a little something more like. "B" Disabled auto everything on the ram topic. "A" Use one stick of ram and get your self in to the bios. F10, save, quit.K i read more or less every post in this forum thread and only one or two people out their seems to know what their talking about.Īnd no one that i can see that posted did what they should have to testing their ram and that is Then go back into the BIOS and under the 'boot' tab there should be a list of hard drives - put your SSD at the top by pressing the + button.
#Save bios settings profile asus sabertooth x58 install
Install Windows, plug in your other two drives. Plug in your SSD and start again: Go into your BIOS and set the SATA 6Gbps setting to ACHI in the advanced tab.
ASUS don't set IDE automatically for fail-safe reasons (it can't guarantee everything plugged in is ACHI compatible).
#Save bios settings profile asus sabertooth x58 full
Ideally it should be ACHI to be honest otherwise you don't get the advanced features and full speed of your SSD.
#Save bios settings profile asus sabertooth x58 drivers
Setting it from IDE to RAID will cause Windows to look for other types of drivers and it won't work - you need to set it back to IDE. That's just how PC BIOSs were designed 20+ years ago unfortunately. It won't appear in the core BIOS list of drives because the Marvell BIOS is separate: when your PC boots it boots the main motherboard BIOS first then the Marvell SATA 6Gbps BIOS second. No, you only have to select the boot device once then it'll have saved it.
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