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The Super P4DCE jumper JPT1 clears the CMOS. Pin1 is designated as *the square pin*. ALL the pins are square! GRRRRRRRR . . .

Any help? I'm guessing Pin 1 is the furthest pin from the PCI slots . . . . ???

Any jokes about my eyesite will be accepted gracefully . . .

not sure about the KT6 . . .

on the K7's it is done in the BIOS - and they used to have this neat program called 'Fuzzy Logic' that allowed you to adjust voltages and timing, but I think they did away with it and replaced it with an updated BIOS on later mobo's that controlled all the timings and ...

After all that effort, it makes a SCSI/IDE RAID mirror and the cost of an extra hard-drive seem like a good deal!! I've heard about the freezer trick but never known anyone who did it. Congrats on a great save . . . . and as always BACKUP all critical data!

DO NOT TAKE MY ADVICE (unless you are comfortable with what you are doing!)

Since you obviously are concerned with your RAM, verify its compatibility with the system and make sure you don't have a mismatch of vendor, SPD & non-SPD, mobo., etc., that makes the 'sticks' not play well with one ...