Mémoire Registrée/Tamponnée ?
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franksalsa
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19 sept. 2006 à 04:07
franksalsa Messages postés 368 Date d'inscription vendredi 2 janvier 2004 Statut Membre Dernière intervention 20 mai 2013 - 19 sept. 2006 à 04:43
franksalsa Messages postés 368 Date d'inscription vendredi 2 janvier 2004 Statut Membre Dernière intervention 20 mai 2013 - 19 sept. 2006 à 04:43
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franksalsa
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Voici aussi l'explication en anglais, moi je n'y comprend rien...
Tip T100 - Large memory systems (1GB or greater) should use Registered/Buffered memory, especially if more than 2 are installed on the same channel. This improves signal quality by reducing the load on the chipset channel. While these modules add an extra clock delay due to the on-board buffers (thus CL2 effectively becomes CL3), the stability will be worth it. Server chipsets with many memory slots generally require Registered memory.
Fix: If you plan on adding more memory, consider replacing the modules with Registered/Buffered modules. Do note that you cannot mix Unbuffered and Registered/Buffered modules on the same channel, but you may be able to if the chipset has multiple memory channels.
Frank
Salsa y ritmo pa'gozar
Voici aussi l'explication en anglais, moi je n'y comprend rien...
Tip T100 - Large memory systems (1GB or greater) should use Registered/Buffered memory, especially if more than 2 are installed on the same channel. This improves signal quality by reducing the load on the chipset channel. While these modules add an extra clock delay due to the on-board buffers (thus CL2 effectively becomes CL3), the stability will be worth it. Server chipsets with many memory slots generally require Registered memory.
Fix: If you plan on adding more memory, consider replacing the modules with Registered/Buffered modules. Do note that you cannot mix Unbuffered and Registered/Buffered modules on the same channel, but you may be able to if the chipset has multiple memory channels.
Frank
Salsa y ritmo pa'gozar
