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twinx 1024 pc3200XLPT failed memtest ideas ?


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i have a K8N neo 2 Platinum,and a A64 3200

 

i ran memtest on my memory im having stability issues i ran the first memtest with timings of 2-2-2-5 2.80 volts 1T at cpu/fsb 1:1 200x10 for 2 hrs with no errors

 

then i tried to to see if i could run 220x10 1:1 same timings and 2.85 volts i had a restart so i changed my ram timings to 2.5-3-3-7 and went to 235x10 1T 1:1, 2.85 volts and ran memtest again and got 9 errors in 6 hrs

 

these are in slots 1+2 closest to the cpu which MSI recommends dual channel

 

i didnt run them seperate only together cant these sticks take 235 fsb with those loose timings or might i have 1 or 2 bad sticks ?

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i ran memtest on my memory im having stability issues i ran the first memtest with timings of 2-2-2-5 2.80 volts 1T at cpu/fsb 1:1 200x10 for 2 hrs with no errors

 

Because of this, you do not have bad modules. Point blank, they perform just as well as Corsair says they will. But when you say you had stability issues, please explain!

 

However, these modules do tend to overclock fairly well, so let's see what we can't do!

 

Did you try 2.5-3-3-7 with 220 instead of 235? 235 might be too much of an overclock for your processor which could also toss memtest errors.

 

Remember, you can go up to 2.9v on the VDimm!

 

How is your CPU cooling situation? What about voltage, tried a higher VCore when you OC?

 

PLUR

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ran memtest again i got an error on #8 test running after 46 minutes with timings of 2.5-3-3-7 but it ran before for 1.5 hrs and no errors but had a lock up

 

ran the same 2 sticks at 2-2-2-5 2.85 vdimm 1.6 vcore 1T cmd 1:1 fsb/cpu 200x10 and got no errors for 11 hrs

 

im clueless here any ideas cant this memory handle high clocks ?

 

maybe a cpu memory controller ? PSU ? Board ?

 

Psu rails are within spec and 2 rails are a bit above spec but the 12volt rail has only 24 amps

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