Heya guys (and gals) I have a really stupid question for those who know... I recently got ahold of a MS-6590 (KT6 Delta FIS2R) main board and 1 G (match set of 512) of Kingston HyperX PC4000... now according to MSI the board will run it but I have to setup the DDR in bios. I'll be running it at 400 to start of course.

Where do I setup the thing at... they give me numbers 2.6v, 3,4,4,8 CL3 but I have the following in my bios.

SDRAM Freq. (200,266,333,400)
SDRAM CAS# Latency (1.5,2,2.5,3.0)
Row Precharge Time (2,3,4,5)
RAS Pulse Width (6,7,8,9)
RAS to CAS Delay (2,3,4,5)
Write Recovery Cycle (1T,2T)
Bank Interleave (2-way,4-way)
SDRAM Burst Length (4QW,8QW)
SDRAM 1T Command (Enable,Dsable)

Since I am as green as it gets to this it would be alot nicer if they told me exactly what the numbers plugged into but not even Kingston did and it bugs me as I have reboots every so often due to memory error and messing with it has cleared alot of that up but it still isnt "cherry".

Danke

HR

Dont everybody chime in at once... or maybe too many are used to AUTO??

ok do this:
SDRAM Freq. 400
SDRAM CAS# Latency 3
Row Precharge Time 4
RAS Pulse Width 8
RAS to CAS Delay 4
Write Recovery Cycle 1T
Bank Interleave 4-way
SDRAM Burst Length 4QW
SDRAM 1T Command Disable
that will get you booting.... then from there you can see what you can get by lowering the SDRAM CAS# Latency, Row Precharge Time, RAS Pulse Width, RAS to CAS Delay numbers, but on the CAS# you won't get lower than the 3 anyway, because kingston memory runs VERY lax. if you have naymore troublw ask!

Cas latency = 3
precharge = 4
delay = 4
pulse width = 8

Danke, will see how it goes.

I just noticed the folding thing these models are hypnotic LOL