- Joined
- Feb 20, 2004
- Location
- Murfreesboro, TN
My DFI SLI-DR has suddenly deided to fall victim to the dreaded "cold boot" bug, and when measuring my vdimm voltage upon powering on with a multimeter, it's always at 2.575 volts. Too low for my BH5 to work, as well as a stick of CAS2.5 Infineon stuff I found in an old rig in the closet.
Does anybody know what brand of RAM I could pick up that would work at this low of a voltage? I need to have on lying around so I can get into my bios, raise the voltage back, and then swap back out the ram without actually powering off the PSU.
Such a pain ... no idea why after almost two years it would decide to start acting like this. I put a heatsink on top of my PWMIC chip on my DFI board, but I took it back off and cleaned the area with alcohol, thinking something might have gunked up a resistor somehow and changed a voltage. Didn't really think that was the problem, but it was a last ditch effort after all else had failed.
So ... cheap DDR ram that can run okay between 2.5 and 2.6 volts - ideas?
Does anybody know what brand of RAM I could pick up that would work at this low of a voltage? I need to have on lying around so I can get into my bios, raise the voltage back, and then swap back out the ram without actually powering off the PSU.
Such a pain ... no idea why after almost two years it would decide to start acting like this. I put a heatsink on top of my PWMIC chip on my DFI board, but I took it back off and cleaned the area with alcohol, thinking something might have gunked up a resistor somehow and changed a voltage. Didn't really think that was the problem, but it was a last ditch effort after all else had failed.
So ... cheap DDR ram that can run okay between 2.5 and 2.6 volts - ideas?