[QUOTE="massdagod"][QUOTE="TheDuffman26"]*12888mb Looks like it's all there, whats the problem? Also, what is the exact model of your memory? It looks like it is running at 1066MHz (533x2) You might want to go into the BIOS enable the XMP profile under memory settings.TheDuffman26
what im trying to do is play rollercoaster tycoon 3 at max w/ donwloaded content and im big amusement park.. but for seme reason the bigger my park gets, the lower my framerate dips.. i just wanted to know if my ram is being utilized when i play it cuz i figure that w/ all my ram, i shouldnt get a slow down (or an occasional crash) since the game is like 6 years old, u know
I have 3 questions.. (im such a newb)
1) is 1066mhz (533x2) considered fast?
2) how do i go into the BIOS and enable the xmp profile..?
3) what does that do?
On your Vista side bar, right click and add a gadget. Then click on "get more gadgets online". Then under the "Top Rated" tab, scroll down and install the "All CPU Meter". That way you can see how much total ram you have and how much is being used. 1. 1066MHz is lowend for DDR3, but its still good, but not fast. 2. I press the "del" button right when I turn on my machine to go into the BIOS. Look around in the memory settings for an XMP profile option, but not every motherboard/ram will ahve that option. I suggest looking in your motherboard manual for more specific info for your mobo. 3. When you enable the XMP profile, it will automatically set your RAM to it's specifications. For example, before I enabled my xmp profile, my RAM was running at 1066MHz and higher timings. After I enabled XMP, my RAM was set to specification at 1600MHz 8-8-8-24. Also, as far as Rollercoaster Tycoon goes, make sure you have the latest driver out from Nvidia for your gtx 295. If you do already, try going into the nvidia control panel and turn off SLI. See if that improves the game. If not, something is wrong.... your system should not blink an eye with that game lolbtw, how do i overclock my i7 920 processor? what are the steps to that... also how do i overclock my videocard also?
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