Yamaha SY-6ICA quick start Memory Configuration, Configure Memory

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SY-6ICAQuick Start Guide

Step 3. Configure Memory

This motherboard incorporates the latest Direct Rambus™ technology memory subsystem capable of delivering three times the bandwidth of conventional 100MHz SDRAM based systems. The board comes with two RIMM™ sockets for modular memory expansion, allowing maximum memory array sizes of up to 256MB/512MB/1GB using RDRAM modules that come with 64/72Mbit, 128/144Mbit or 256/288Mbit ICs.

This motherboard supports a single channel of Direct RDRAM memory that can accommodate a maximum of 32 RDRAM devices. At a FSB frequency of 100MHz, 300 & 400MHz Direct RDRAMs are supported, At a FSB frequency of 133MHz, 356 & 400MHz direct RDRAMs are supported, providing up to 1.6GB/sec of data transfer rate.

Memory Configuration

Direct Rambus™ signals are daisy-chained through each RDRAM memory module, as

shown in the figure below. Therefore, you must always install a total of 2 Direct RDRAM and Continuation modules (e.g., one Direct RDRAM and one Continuation modules) in all two RIMM slots to complete the memory subsystem, or otherwise the

motherboard main memory will not be functional. There is no restriction on installing Direct

RDRAM and Continuation modules in which RIMM slots.

Hardware

Installation

 

 

-Processor

Graphics

Processor

ASIC

Memory

Control

Hub

RIMM 1

RIMM 2

[RDRAM 1]

[RDRAM 2]

Daisy-chaining the two DRAMs

SY-6ICA Direct Rambus Memory Subsystem

*ALWAYS INSTALL TWO RDRAM MODULES

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Contents Quick Start Guide 6ICA Serial Version 1.0 Edition February SY-6ICA MotherboardIntroduction SY-6ICA Motherboard Layout Key Features Installation FSB 100MHz Install the CPUFSB 133MHz Retention ModuleATX Power Supply ATX PW ATX Power On/Off PwrbtConnections to the Motherboard Wake-On-LAN Header JP44 CPU Cooling Fan CpufanConfigure Memory Memory ConfigurationSet JP9 for FWH Boot Block Write-Protect Enable/Disable Power-On by Keyboard JP1Set the CPU Frequency CPU Core Voltage Adjust JP15 PC speaker redirection JP10PC speaker Redirection Cmos Clear JP5 CPU Safe Mode JP7Select Load Optimized Defaults Select Standard Cmos FeaturesSelect Soyo Combo Feature Select Save & Exit SetupSoyo CD Start Up Program Menu Insert the Soyo CD into the CD-ROM driveInstall Drivers and Utilities Short description of all available drivers follows Enter the Soyo CD Check the Latest ReleasesYamaha Soundchip drivers for Windows 95 Yamaha Soundchip drivers for Windows 98SEYamaha Soundchip drivers for Windows Application for windows 95, 98 and 98SE Yamaha Codec Application Driver directoryWavetable for windows NT Quick Trouble shoot tips Bios Issues Can not get my board to run properly How to contact us Soyo TaiwanSoyo Europe BV Soyo Hong Kong Soyo Deutschland GmbHSoyo China Gin Mei Jei Soyo JapanPage Edition February Version