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Asus P5QC + CMX4GX3M1A1333C9


manolaren

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hello.

i have an asus p5qc + q9400 + gtx 260 and i use 2x2mb 1333mhz corsair mem without any problem for 4 years.

i also have ver. 2103 bios and win 7 ultimate x64

i bought some time ago 2x4mb 1333mhz cmx4gx3m1a1333c9 but i cant make them work.

i have blue screens and in many games i have crushes etc.

is there anything i can do about it or i just spent my money in vain?

ty very much :)

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have you try to clear cmos yet before switching ram?

 

Or if you used 4 dimms (2x2gb + 2x4gb) make sure you manualy set to slowest memory's speed and timing.

ie; If the 2x2gb is 1333 c10 and the 2x4gb is 1333 c9, then manualy set all dimms to 1333 c10 first to see it stable or not.

 

But always make sure that your memory slot are clean enough.. sometimes dust in the other two slot can make a spankin new memory behaved badly if inserted to those long neglected slot.

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9-9-9-24

1.50v

ver8.16

Well, my hunch was wrong. I was counting on the being verion 8.2x and that would have explained your issue, But Ver 8.1x should be 256mb IC and shouldn't be a problem.

 

I would test one stick at a time with memtest in the first slot to be sure you don't have a failing module.

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have you tried manually set the command rate to 2t? try that first before you do a bios update..

 

found a link of someone with your pair of stick (same type and version) running to stability issue too..

http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?p=584672

 

i have already the latest bios (2103) so i can only try what your link suggests. ty for your interest :)

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i have already the latest bios (2103) so i can only try what your link suggests. ty for your interest :)

Those instructions from RAMGUY would be for an AMD system and would be different from your Intel board.

 

I would test one stick at a time with memtest in the first slot to be sure you don't have a failing module.
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Those instructions from RAMGUY would be for an AMD system and would be different from your Intel board.

 

Sorry my bad for not noticing...

 

command rate should be in bios settings under ai tunner... but I have scour the screenshots using google for your board... didn't find ones that labelled as command rate :p:

 

Have you tried the memtest like peanutz suggest?

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