quote:
Originally posted by CookieRevised
For the Asus A7NX motherboard (or any Asus motherboard for that matter), look at the download section on Asus' official homepage:
- A7V-M User Manual
I could've done that, but for some reason i understand it more here, explained in simple terms
(and cuz i'm lazy too
)
quote:
Originally posted by CookieRevised
The "TWINX" means that the memory module would have been sold in pairs of two! "TWINX" memory module pairs are selected and tested in dual channel motherboards at very aggressive latency settings for optimum performance and compatibility. The two modules are therefore an exact perfect match.
So you don't need to have "TWINX" memory modules, a non-TWINX will work also, but it wont perform as good as a matched pair. eg: one TWINX from one pair and another TWINX from another pair wouldn't perform as good either, hence they are sold per pair and not seperate.
OH, i didn't know that - i thought it was some kinda some uber-kool technology
Thx Cookie
/ –![[Image: dsd-mi_616175.png]](http://uploads.dukestudiosdesigns.com/files/dsd-mi_616175.png)
