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Lt.Cmdr.Ivan New visitors - please read the rules.
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Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 1:53 pm
Post subject: Mitac 7521+ with Ram recognising issue (soldered 256 MB) |
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Hi
I have a problem.
I replaced the Ram chips on the Mitac 7521+.
Originally it had only 128 MB of Ram soldered on the board. I replaced the original Memory modules (Hynix HY57V281620A) with larger ones (Infineon HYB 39S256160CT-7.5) from a new SDRam SOdimm Module that had the same pinout and voltage.
Now while the board runs perfectly (I already have tested the ram modules on board with the Memtest86+ programm and there were no errors) i have a small problem.
The board only detects half of the ram which means i am still stuck with 128 MB onboard ram.
Is there anyone out there who can give me advice on how to modify the bios (its a phoenix bios) to check for 256 instead of 128 MB onboard ram, or can tell me if there is a chip (the small inline configuration chip on the sodimm modules) i need to exchange to get the full ram working?
thank you very much for your help
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cp BIOS Guru

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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 5:36 pm
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did you check if the memory chip density compatible with the chipset of the mainboard? please post some details about the mainboard and its chipset.
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KachiWachi The New Guy

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Lt.Cmdr.Ivan New visitors - please read the rules.
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 3:15 pm
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Ok, now i see the problem, i've chosen a ram module which isn't supported or expected to be 128 Mbit technology regarding the sis chipset.
So i better check and choose a proper ram module that is organized in the 32x8 arrangement.
Thank you very much for your help.
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KachiWachi The New Guy

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