storm-chaser
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dicksnjoe,
I am sorry for all the static here. If you can cut to the chase (no pun intented), I'm thinking we can get this issue resolved without much trouble or without having to de-tune your ram.
As I said from the beginning, the one setting we are working and focusing on is the memory voltage. If we need to go back to 1333, that's an easy thing to do. But we might as well give it a shot at the current setting of 1600. Better performance and better overall memory throughput, as well
Please go into your bios and change DRAM voltage control from 1.480v to the correct voltage of 1.650v.
If its stable, we can go back in try tightening up the timings, but one thing at a time.
Since your memory needs the proper voltage to run correctly at the desired speed, we need to make sure that's up to spec. Thanks, and let me know if you have any questions.
I am sorry for all the static here. If you can cut to the chase (no pun intented), I'm thinking we can get this issue resolved without much trouble or without having to de-tune your ram.
As I said from the beginning, the one setting we are working and focusing on is the memory voltage. If we need to go back to 1333, that's an easy thing to do. But we might as well give it a shot at the current setting of 1600. Better performance and better overall memory throughput, as well
Please go into your bios and change DRAM voltage control from 1.480v to the correct voltage of 1.650v.
If its stable, we can go back in try tightening up the timings, but one thing at a time.
Since your memory needs the proper voltage to run correctly at the desired speed, we need to make sure that's up to spec. Thanks, and let me know if you have any questions.
