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CPU Ratio: 9.0
FSB Frequency: 425
PCIe Frequency: 100
FSB Strap To NB: 400
DRAM Frequency: 1133MHz (supposed to be @ 1066!!)
Timing: 6-6-6-18
CPU Volt: 1.3625
CPU GTL Reference (0/2): .63
CPU GTL Reference (1/3): .67
CPU PLL Volt: 1.5
FSB Termination Volt: 1.36
DRAM Volt: 2.1
NB Volt: 1.4
NB GTL Reference: .63
SB Volt: 1.2
DRAM Read Training: Disabled
AI Clock Twister: Lighter
AI Transaction Booster: Auto
PCIe Sata Volt: Auto
CPU & PCIe Speed Spectrum: Disabled
CPU Clock Skew: Auto
NB Clock Skew: Auto
CPU Margin Enhancement: Optimized
C1E: Disabled
Max CPUID Value Limit: Disabled
CPU TM Fuction: Enabled
Can you post up your bios settings for us and a shot of cpu-z with the memory tab open?
Yes, you'll problerly find out your overclocking your memory to far. Look for something called memory ratio, likly set at auto or 1:1 at the moment. For the time being set it to unlinked, and set your ram to it's rated specs. This is on the sticker on the ram it's self.
Will try those settings once I get a little more familiar with these settings. For all I know I'm killing my RAM as we speakYou are running the blend stress test right? Change the test to small fft and re-run it and see if it fails. Blend tests alot of your memory and that is probably why it is failing.
I think zbo hit it right on the nose.
What mobo are you using?