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marduk123

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i bought new computer

when i play some games... boom it crash

and i get that BSOD error message MEMORY IS AT 1600MHZ AND CPU IS OC AT 4GHZ

I GET THAT BSOD

 

 

Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 Motherboard Rev2

Corsair CMT6GX3M3A2000C8 6GB (3x2GB) Dominator GT

I7 950 @ 4GHZ

memory is at 1600 MHZ

if i need to add anything let me know

computer is 2 weeks old

 

CPU PLL 1.8V

QPI/VTT VOLTAGE = 1.535V

CPU VCORE 1.35V

DRAM VOLTAGE 1.68V

DRAM TERMINATION 0.75V

PCIE 1.5V

QPI PLL 1.1V

IOH CORE 1.32V

ICH I/O 1.5V

 

 

 

thanks a lot in advance

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And the I950's have not shown to be able to over clock that well, and as Wired stated you may have to over clock it to get much more than DDR1600 on the memory and I expect it will top out about DDR1700 to DDR1866 from what I have seen in the past.
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all i want its to be stable

help me please....

 

First thing I would recommend is loading Default Settings in BIOS and see if you still get blue screens.

 

If you do, clear CMOS by removing the battery.

 

Start with basic setting and get your system stable before OCing.

 

By doing this you eliminate some possible causes.

 

When you get a blue screen, what error message do you get?

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Just reread the thread title. Have you tried defragmenting?

 

i will now

i did set everything to normal yesterday in bios

it seems allright atm

but memory is at 1280mhz

 

it seems allright but, i may have problems again, and 1280mhz is bit low for my system

 

i will edit this post with more information :)

 

thanks for helping

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I wouldn't worry about memory speed right now.

 

Getting your system stable and error free is much more important!

 

Since your system appears to be stable at the moment, now would be a good time to start testing.

 

Memtest through at least four passes, and Prime95 in blend mode.

 

Could you post images of CPU-Z's cpu and memory tabs so we'll have your current system settings for reference.

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I wouldn't worry about memory speed right now.

 

Getting your system stable and error free is much more important!

 

Since your system appears to be stable at the moment, now would be a good time to start testing.

 

Memtest through at least four passes, and Prime95 in blend mode.

 

Could you post images of CPU-Z's cpu and memory tabs so we'll have your current system settings for reference.

 

just got a Different blue screen while playing a game

 

Additional information about the problem:

BCCode: 124

BCP1: 0000000000000000

BCP2: FFFFFA8006603028

BCP3: 00000000B6000000

BCP4: 0000000000200001

OS Version: 6_1_7600

Service Pack: 0_0

Product: 256_1

 

http://i51.tinypic.com/14c4s46.jpg

 

 

Once again thanks for trying to help :)

hopefully can get this fixed

i can upload the minidump as well

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ramguy anyone.... could you help me :(

i see you answer to other people but not me....

 

 

to resume.....

 

3 stick passed memtest 4 pass each stick

 

when i overclock my cpu to 3.6 and memory to 1.6

i get blue screens

 

....

i bought this memory thinking i could set it to 2k ....

it doesnt say it depends on ur cpu...

so at least help me to get it working at 1600.....please

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Hi marduk123,

 

Haven't forgot about you, been thinking about where to go from here.

 

Please correct me if I miss anything.

 

When you are NOT OC'ed, your system seems stable and passes the tests but memory speed is 1280.

 

You have defragmented you hard drive.

 

Have you ran Error Checking on your hard drive?

 

Have you tried enabling XMP when not OC'ed?

 

When you OC, you get blue screens.

 

When your OC'ed and not playing a game, do you always get the same blue screem error message?

 

When you system blue screened while playing a game, you said it was different. What was it? And were you OC'ed?

 

Also, when you get a blue screen, there will be a series of numbers at the bottom. for example: 0x0000007a. These can help narrow down what ever is causing the problem.

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124 was 1 of the error code

so i put more voltage in qpi pll

 

 

 

and xmp profile doesnt work at all ( i load default setup... )

it doesnt boot with it

i gotta reset cmos

 

:(

 

and i had that 124 error code even with default settings

 

thanks for your help

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When you enable XMP what does it set the CPU/QPI Voltage to?

For the CPU you have the Max is 1.45 Volts and look and see if you have an option for Profile 2 if so try Profile 2.

I would also try and enable XMP but set the memory frequency manually to DDR1600 and see if it will post.

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When you enable XMP what does it set the CPU/QPI Voltage to?

For the CPU you have the Max is 1.45 Volts and look and see if you have an option for Profile 2 if so try Profile 2.

I would also try and enable XMP but set the memory frequency manually to DDR1600 and see if it will post.

 

ok thank s a lot for your help

i will be trying this today :)

and let you know results

 

i don't think i have xmp profile 2 though ( i don't)

doesn't even post when i set manually to 1600 after i enable XMP

i cant find CPU/QPI voltage but if u mean QPI/PLL its 1.10 \on auto ( when XMP profile is enable) it doesn't even seems to change any voltage, they all on auto

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I agree with Batiatus, on your system the memory controller voltage setting is called QPI/VTT and the Max I would use with that CPU is 1.45 Volts but please try what we suggested and let us know!
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Try to set QPI/VTT voltage manually to 1.35v and run the memory @ 1600Mhz with 1.6v to 1.65v DRAM voltage

 

ok i seems to run allright atm

but when i boot the morning, the computer boot, then close then reboot fine

i m unsure why

 

what could cause this

thanks you everybody for helping me out

i finally have this memory running at 1900...

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This problem can be caused by several causes.

The most normal thing is that if you have a peer memory, if you have a colleague, ask for a memory module to discard it.

 

It can also be caused by the hard disk controller (how many do you have?), You should reinstall the driver that comes in the xp (or your operating system).

follow the steps in the below document to make sure that all the hardware components on the computer are working fine.

https://www.errorsolutions.tech/error/kernel-data-inpage-error/

Solution 1.Test Hard disk drive (HDD)

Solution 2.Test Random-access memory (RAM)

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