Vista SP1 Beta 1 Coming Soon?
"It seems that Microsoft is looking to release the first beta of Service Pack 1 for Vista some time next week, with the final to be released in November."
Published: 10th July 2007 | Source: ZDNet |
It has been reported that Microsoft is gearing itself up to release the first beta of Vista Service Pack 1 next week (the week of July 16th). In addition to this, it seems they believe they will be set to release the final version in November, giving the beta a short 4 months. This coincides with Microsoft's likely November release of Windows Server 2008. Service Pack 1 is likely to deal more with fixes and enhancements rather than new features.
In addition to desktop-search modifications, here’s a list of other fixes likely to make it in: * Performance tweaks lessening the amount of time it takes to copy files and shut down Vista machines (Yeah, I know Microsoft said Viista shutdown speed wasn’t an issue. Guess users weren’t so crazy, after all.) |
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What volts are you ruinning the RAM at?
I would suggest downloading and burning off a MemTest86+ boot disc for testing the RAM
I would suggest downloading and burning off a MemTest86+ boot disc for testing the RAM
i understand that they run at 1.5 standard
why run memtest these are brand new stick of ram and have run orthos on them and they seem to be fine
why run memtest these are brand new stick of ram and have run orthos on them and they seem to be fine
I meant run memtest whilst your finding the tightest settings, saves booting into windows to see if their stable.
Up the voltage a tad and see if you can tighten those timings up a bit.
I'd suggest aiming a fan at them full time if you're tightening timings and stuff
Up the voltage a tad and see if you can tighten those timings up a bit.
I'd suggest aiming a fan at them full time if you're tightening timings and stuff
I meant run memtest whilst your finding the tightest settings, saves booting into windows to see if their stable.
Up the voltage a tad and see if you can tighten those timings up a bit.
I'd suggest aiming a fan at them full time if you're tightening timings and stuff
Yea good cooling would really help your RAM ocs :)
Jw, how much of the RAM did you buy?
2 gig of corsair 1066 ddr3
2 gig of corsair 1066 ddr3
Rich boy!
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lol if i was that rich i would be paying bil gates to get my ram timings down
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mobo ( gigabyte p35t-dq6)
cpu ( e6600 )
ram ( corsair ddr3 1066 )
problem i am havin is that as im sure u all know the timings on this ram is crap so im tryin to get the ram to run faster anyway i can. i am really new to overclocking and would like any help anyone can give. the stock timings on this are 7-7-7-20 i am able to lower all the the numers except the first 1 the (cas) and as i understand it this is the 1 that will help with getting the ram to run faster so any help would be great
thx sut