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Old 05-20-2006, 01:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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is my memory runing on dual channel




i have four memory slots

memory channel A slot 0
memory channel A slot 1

memory channel B slot 0
memory channel B slot 1



i have 512MB ram on memory channel A slot 0, and i have another 512mb ram on channel B slot0.
is my memory running on dual channel ?
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Old 05-20-2006, 01:41 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Your memory is not running on DC
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Old 05-20-2006, 01:42 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Depends on your motherboard, it might or it might not support it.
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memory channel A slot 0 512mb (DDR400)
memory channel A slot 1 not installed

memory channel B slot 0 512 mb (DDR400)
memory channel B slot 1 not installed

my mother board is intel 865PERL

it says on the bios that my memory speed is 400mhz not 200mhz, so is it running on dual channel ?

EDIT: and is there a program that can detect if my memory is runnig on dual chanel, because i want to make sure that iam running on dual channel 100%
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memory channel A slot 0 512mb (DDR400)
memory channel A slot 1 not installed

memory channel B slot 0 512 mb (DDR400)
memory channel B slot 1 not installed

my mother board is intel 865PERL

it says on the bios that my memory speed is 400mhz not 200mhz, so is it running on dual channel ?

EDIT: and is there a program that can detect if my memory is runnig on dual chanel, because i want to make sure that iam running on dual channel 100%
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Old 05-20-2006, 05:12 PM   #6 (permalink)
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DDR400 runs at 400MHz effective, 2x200MHz.

Dual channel changes the width of the data channels, which are 64-bit, into 128-bit. It doesn't change the clock speeds.

EDIT:
I'm a bit fuzzy on the details of how Dual Channel really works. I made a picture of an explanation I once read.

Regular RAM setup

Dual Channel setup
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now is my memory running on daul channel?
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Yes it is running dual channel. For dual channel to work on that board you need to have same sized DIMMs (which you do) in channal A and channel B in the same slot number (ie A0, B0 or A1, B1).
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ok thanks alot
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In that cpu-z screenshot, it even said it was running in dual.
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