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Do you read what you type RJ because I have no idea what you're trying to say most of the time.
Not doubting you Scotty, I'm convinced mine just doesn't have a great IMC. My 6300 will work at near 2k without an issue stable. The 8350 nada, unless you have some magic you can wave this way, I've tried just about everything.
Not doubting you Scotty, I'm convinced mine just doesn't have a great IMC. My 6300 will work at near 2k without an issue stable. The 8350 nada, unless you have some magic you can wave this way, I've tried just about everything.
It's been an issue since I first bought my G.Skill sniper 1866 sticks. I actually RMA'ed 2 sets of snipers because of it not being stable. By the 3rd set I started to realize that it may not be the sticks but the Imc. Now that I own numerous sets of ram and have tried all of them on the 8350 without luck my best guess is the Imc just doesn't like running above 1600. I've hit it with more Dram V, Cpu Nb v, loosened the timings etc. Still every few days if I'm running at 1866 it will randomly lock up and have to be powered down and restarted. Doesn't matter if the Pc is under load or just sitting idle. My 6300 on the other hand is running at 1866 with the snipers installed as I'm typing without a hitch.Could be Mike, I can reproduce it on the 9590 also.
It's been an issue since I first bought my G.Skill sniper 1866 sticks. I actually RMA'ed 2 sets of snipers because of it not being stable. By the 3rd set I started to realize that it may not be the sticks but the Imc. Now that I own numerous sets of ram and have tried all of them on the 8350 without luck my best guess is the Imc just doesn't like running above 1600. I've hit it with more Dram V, Cpu Nb v, loosened the timings etc. Still every few days if I'm running at 1866 it will randomly lock up and have to be powered down and restarted. Doesn't matter if the Pc is under load or just sitting idle. My 6300 on the other hand is running at 1866 with the snipers installed as I'm typing without a hitch.
It certainly does feel that way, though I have had the Ram as high as 26xx (benching) so go figure.Does seem to be IMC related then.
Must be, when I had my UD5 R5 all I had to do was enable the XMP profile and done. My Snipers were ooooooooold too... Like 2010 old.It's been an issue since I first bought my G.Skill sniper 1866 sticks. I actually RMA'ed 2 sets of snipers because of it not being stable. By the 3rd set I started to realize that it may not be the sticks but the Imc. Now that I own numerous sets of ram and have tried all of them on the 8350 without luck my best guess is the Imc just doesn't like running above 1600. I've hit it with more Dram V, Cpu Nb v, loosened the timings etc. Still every few days if I'm running at 1866 it will randomly lock up and have to be powered down and restarted. Doesn't matter if the Pc is under load or just sitting idle. My 6300 on the other hand is running at 1866 with the snipers installed as I'm typing without a hitch.
Must be, when I had my UD5 R5 all I had to do was enable the XMP profile and done. My Snipers were ooooooooold too... Like 2010 old.
I don't have an 8320 anymore.... Or DDR3.