4-way interweave???

[mousepotato]

..I saw a thread here about it & tried to find the program that was mentioned w/o any luck...first off I have a shuttle AV61 board
with 768 megs of RAM but the bios hasn't any settings for interweave (interleave?) unless there's other names for it..can anyone tell me if a third party utill will enable it for this system??...also anyone know this board that can give me any cool tweeks I haven't tried??

AV61 mobo
768meg RAM (3-256 sticks)
PIII 650 @748 (only gets 780 max http://www.sysopt.com/forum/frown.gif )
30g WD ATA100 7200rpm HD
20g & 10g WD ATA66 HD's

[suzuki1]

The setting you are looking for could be a hidden setting. There's a page on this site that tell you about hidden setting and programs that you can download that will allow you to change them.

Go here
http://www.sysopt.com/biosmod.html

[mousepotato]

...uhhh...thanks but that's no help...
I have an Award bios...even if I could find the .CFG file chances are slim it's one of them....
...does anyone have any usefull tips????

...thanks in advance !!

[DanU]

Have you tried H. Oda's WPCRedit? It lets you edit the chipset registers directly. It's a bit cryptic to use so maybe someone else can help you out as to which registers need to be changed.

[NDC]

Memory Interleave is an option that's controlled in the BIOS. Some mainboards have this option and some don't...

[Bovon]

4 eay interleave is a ram-bios setting used primarialy by overclockes to tweak their ram for the fastest possible configuration for higher front side bus settings. Here is a site with a lot of bios tweaks, and general bios setup info.
http://www.rojakpot.com/Speed_Demonz/BIOS_Guide/BIOS_Guide_Index.htm

Go here to Corsairs ram Q & As and read...many times this has been asked for boards...you may not find your specific board there, but you certainly will find 4 way interleave questions and answers. NOTE: should you decide to post there, you GOTTA mention that you have Corsair ram installed..or you will never get a response from the moderators...they only answer questions that are associated with Corsair ram instalations, or if you want to upgrade using Corsair ram.
http://www.corsairmicro.com/main/bbmain.html

[mousepotato]

...ok...thanks a BUNCH folks...love you guys...(can I have your bud light??...lol)...
...anyway...looks like I'm sol with this board but it's still a lesson & worth what it cost...I'm realy very happy with what I've learned & done since 3 years ago I didn't even know how to turn one on much less what to do with one...lol...and I must say for a measly PIII @ 748mhz it does well...nothing to write home about but better than many...and this was a budget machine (IS !)
...maybe $1600 into it...

PIII650@748
768meg pc133
shuttle AV61 spacewalker mobo
30gig ata100 7200rpm os drive
20gig ata66 MP3 & file drive
10gog ata66 os mirrored drive (WD all the way)
sony 8x4x32x CDRW
creative 52x CD rom
NEC 100 meg zip drive
Promise ATA 100 IDE card
creative PCI 128 sound card
altec lansing power play speakers
ati rage 16 meg video
17" .24 dot pitch flat monitor
lexmark z32 usb printer
generic 2400x2400 scanner
...floppy drive (duh...lol)
56k modem (DSL/cable isn't here yet http://www.sysopt.com/forum/frown.gif )
pro pad programable game pad (emulates keyboard functions)
...headphones/mic ect...
ergonomic keyboard...scroll mouse...
...think that's it mostly...

...I don't think it was bad for a first build...what do YOU think???


(wait till you get a load of my next one...lol)...hehehe http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif

oh...3400 mp3's (12.9gig)...they're shakeing the house right now...lol

MJ http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif


[This message has been edited by mousepotato (edited 05-12-2001).]