SPD missing byte 23 or 25

[Solarpowered]

I get this error message when I boot my computer. Is this an issue with my OCZ ram?
Does anyone know what it means and how to fix it?

[flasker]

No it's not an issue with your ram, it's a minor bug in the 700 series chipsets. Byte 23/25 are duplicate SPD tables on the ram, eventually AMD will fix this issue, it will not effect the performance of your ram in any way.
So you don't have to hit F1 on each boot - Boot/Boot Settings Configuration/Wait for 'F1' If Error/Disabled
I have the M3A32-MVP, I think your board will be the same.

[Solarpowered]

Thanks for the heads up. I have the Asus M3A board. I have it already set to not halt on errors. Thanks again.

[Gothemknight]

I just replaced my memory because your department does not test memory in house, Before I had the same issue and again I have the same issue. Can RyderOCZ help me again to fill the bytes so that I don't have an F1 error.

[RyderOCZ]

Send me an email, link is in my Sig.

We can get it done.

You can just disable the error in bios, it is not really an error that is "bad" its just that this motherboard is different than the other 4276 on the market.

[Mariusz]

Hi Everyone
I have same problem with motherboard ASUS M3A78-T Bios v.204 and memory 2GB (2X1024) - OCZ2RPR1066A2GK.
But system is very stable.

[Tony]

Just go to the boot section of bios and set halt at no errors, the bios then will skip the error and boot as normal.

[Mariusz]

ASUS fixed this problem on MB M3A78-T, with new version bios 306 (09-03-2008)