• It seems that in order to qualify as a “real” overclockers motherboard, the BIOS must support SDRAM Bank Interleave.
  • Interleaving allows banks of SDRAM to alternate their refresh and access cycles. One bank will undergo its refresh cycle while another is being accessed.
  • An interleaved memory with "n" banks is said to be n-way interleaved. If there are "n" banks, memory location "i" would reside in bank number.
  • Interleaving allows banks of SDRAM to alternate their refresh and access cycles. One bank will undergo its refresh cycle while another is being accessed.
  • I think it has the same effect of bank interleaving, which distributes successive addresses over different banks. And the performance is the same.
  • - If I'm running Dual DDR, can I get 8-bank interleaving? - Do all large DIMMs have the ability to use 4-bank interleave?
  • The idea of interleaving memory is that memory is divided into banks. Each bank is to be considered as having the same addressable unit as the main memory.
  • It says "Bank interleaving requested, but not enabled". And after that it says clearing NVRAM, and Windows boots fine after that.
  • Bank Interleave. Interleaving lets the banks of memory alternate their refresh and access cycles. ... Set to 4-bank interleave for best performance.