RDSAIT????

[Al Brumski]

In my bios memory options page, there is RDSAIT auto or manual.

Setting to manual reveals a value field which must be entered in Hex.

I've searched everywhere and found nothing referring to RDSAIT.

Dealing with Award/Phoenix/eSupport is a pain.

Any overclockers know anything about this????

TIA,

Al

 

[paulmd]

In my bios memory options page, there is RDSAIT auto or manual.

Setting to manual reveals a value field which must be entered in Hex.

I've searched everywhere and found nothing referring to RDSAIT.

Dealing with Award/Phoenix/eSupport is a pain.

Any overclockers know anything about this????

TIA,

Al

obscure. Found one reference to a via epia Motherboard. With integrated
VIA processor. No explaination. Context suggests the T probably stands
for Timing.
What happens when you press F1 (help) with this highlighted? You may
get somewhere if you actually write VIA. But don't hold out too much
hope.
Suggestion: leave to auto setting (if you don't know what it is, don't
mess).

http://www.via.com.tw/download/mainboards/3/4/UM_EPIA-EN_v030.pdf

 

[Al Brumski]

http://www.via.com.tw/download/mainboards/3/4/UM_EPIA-EN_v030.pdf

Thanks man. I found this same article and as you can see, it doesn't
say how this affects chipset performance (or lack thereof).

Oh well, I'm not about to try manual untill I know if I'm in danger of
melting my memory!!!

Regards,

Al