[Kal-EL]

It certainly has better boot up in my experience. I couldn't swing even a 210 blck boot up prior to the 224 bios.

The latency b2b setting evades me tho so I haven't touched it.

[karmakazi]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

It certainly has better boot up in my experience. I couldn't swing even a 210 blck boot up prior to the 224 bios.

The latency b2b setting evades me tho so I haven't touched it.

Its best to experiment. When your pushing RAM clocks to the edge of stability jsut leave it on auto. But if your running more modest clocks, try using 10 and test bw. Then tighten to 8. If it will handle 6 is where some monsterous bandwidth kicks in.