BIOS settings tbook 11

BIOS settings tbook 11

TechTablets Forums Teclast Forums Tbook Series BIOS settings tbook 11

Viewing 5 posts - 1 through 5 (of 5 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #56127
    kakkaroto
    Participant
    • Posts: 4

    Hi Lawrence,

    I have Teclast x98 PLUS II and I have the same problems than you. I had many troubles with Windows blue Screens and so on. I thought I was a problem of drivers, but I was wrong. The problem is that the RAM is defective.

    Yesterday, I run a meatiest and I got more than 1000 errors! So now the only I could do it is send it back to China to be repaired, but I want to avoid that.

    Could you explain me how to configure the BIOS to use only 2 GB of RAM?

    Thank you very much!

    Kakkaroto

     

    #56131
    Lawrence Wence
    Participant
    • Posts: 5

    Hi Kakkaroto,

    as far as I remember it was some chipset setting – NorthBridge. There is some default setting to autodetect the LP DDR3 RAM, I simply changed it to manual setting and told the BIOS to use only “single channel”.

    Well, that’s how I remember it without actually going into the BIOS. If you can wait for it, tomorrow I’ll have a USB keyboard at hand and tell you the exact settings I did, but maybe you want to start playing already with the information I gave to you.

    If you want to verify that either Android or Windows is detecting only 2GB of RAM then go to Settings-About tablet-Hardware info, or check “System” under windows.

    And one more tip: It’s really worth to reinstall some of the apps that are important to you. Since RAM was holding partly garbage while I was installing them, parts of the installed app in the flash memory are now also partly garbage. If you want stability, take the time and reinstall them.

    lawrence

    #56135
    kakkaroto
    Participant
    • Posts: 4

    Thank you very much for the fast reply.

    It is how you told me. I just configured single channel and Windows did not claim at start up! Up to now, I was not able even to start Windows because of a loop of blue screens.

    I will continue investigating this issue.

    Again, thanks a lot

    #56363
    Lawrence Wence
    Participant
    • Posts: 5

    Hi Kakkaroto,

    glad it looks better for you. Just for completeness the BIOS settings I have changed:

    Auto Detect LPDDR3 DRAM: Disabled

    LPDDR3 Chip Select: 1 Rank

    LPDDR3 Device Density: 4GB#

    Channel selection: Single

     

    lawrence

    #56397
    kakkaroto
    Participant
    • Posts: 4

    Hi Lawrence,

    Up to now I had any problem with the configuration I used (except only blue screen the first day). I have the same as you posted but LPDDR3 Device Density=2GB. I did a memtest I “only” I had 3 error vs more than 1000 I had with the default configuration

    So, I assume the problem is the dual channel. This is really bad. Next week I will do some more test to find a better configuration.

    Cheers,

    kakkaroto

Viewing 5 posts - 1 through 5 (of 5 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.

Lost Password

Skip to toolbar