Whats good ram timings for 4 sticks of 512 ddr400?

Very very close to just trashing the k8n neo2 since it's just been just one problem to next the next..hell for some reason it wont boot to windows xp unless I have the windows xp cd in one of the drives and set the cdrom as the first thing to boot.
Anyway, most dont bother me, cept the fact that the comp just wont boot if I have any ram(the ram itself isn't bad, checked) in the purple slots(ie slots 2&4..ie I can't dual channel).
Have the 1.3 bios, so the last thing I can think of is changing the timings. I tried 2.5, 3, 8, 3(I based it on a site that had the timings as 2,5 , 3 , 3 , 8, and im going to assume the 2 threes are the second and fourth ram option besides the 1t/2t thing.
Please help, all the crap thats gone wrong is minor compared to having to use only 1 gig single channel.
Thanks in advance

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I don't have knowledge of the neo2, but I'd try loosening the timings to 3,3,3,10 for a start. Ensure "Aggressive Timings" is off, and try 2T Ram timings if that doesn't work.
Tried still doesn't work..
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As for your PC not booting unless you have the XP cd in?? I assume you have actually installed XP, and in that case, you just need to ensure that your Boot drive (hard drive) is set to be the first boot device in BIOS.
When I set the hard drive is the first boot device for some reason the nvidia boot agent(what ever that is...)comes up..about a minute later it says system boot failure, please insert system disc and press enter. Not quite sure what system disc it's talking about, it's not windows xp or the msi cd. So I have to set the cd rom as the first boot device and have the windows xp cd in the main cd drive.
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Also, try checking this thread out:
That thread has more to do with bad ram, that actually boots but is unstable while mine is stable but just doesn't boot.''
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Try the following:
1) select 2T (in case it wasnt - this is a must with your 4 sticks)
2) set memory timing to "Auto" as opposed to manually entering values.
3) remove any automatic overclocking and any aggressive timing things
point 2) should help you exclude having mixed up timing values...
That's the default bios settings, doesn't work.
Tried tons of differnt timings and still nothing

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