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I was wondering I have ran memtest and microsofts new memory diagnostic programs on both of my sticks and they both get errors. I just built this system and the board dosn't recognize the 2 2 2 5 settings automaticly so I set them manually at 2 2 2 11. It still gets the memory errors (over 300 on one stick) So this ram is bad then?? Or should I relax timings or something else? HT is at x4 atm to help with stablilty.
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Hey Ram Guy :idea: :!: :eek: I was reading what you told another person to set their timings at. I have the Corsair TwinX 3200XLPT ram. Before I had it all relaxed which was set that way by the bios. (plug n frag??) Anyways it would fail in memtest horribly. I then pulled one stick and still failed. Well after setting it to what you told him with the exception of me having 2 2 2 5 @ 2.7 volts and you told him 2 3 2 11 @ 2.7 volts, It dosn't fail memtest anymore. It also seems pretty stable in windows. I'm curious if the ram is bad and I still need to rma it? I mean it won't be stable at stock voltages. Is this normal??
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I doubt it's the memory; chances are it's just that this MB is very new and these modules are set very aggressively! Maybe too aggressive for this MB! I would if possible test the modules one at a time on another Mb to be sure!
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After I had it set at 2.7 volts I remembered something. So I checked back at this rams stats and sure enough it's tested for 2 2 2 5 at 2.75 volts! Doh Heh I'm sure the ram is good as I have had no problems since raising the voltage. I'll check prime95 and see if that is good as well.
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I'm still in the process of testing it all for stability. Since the ram only goes to 2.7v and this board is very funky about voltages in general. I have had some problems. I can get everything stable at default. I've only ran p95 for 2 hours though. I need to run that longer. However, if I o/c at all 3dmark2k3 won't pass and neither will p95. It's a very touchy board. I wish they had more voltage to the dimms.
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Did you run prime 95 with it? How about 3dmark2k3? Also, was it overclocked at all? Even the 208 you get from the performance setting in the bios? The reason I ask is because if I overclock at all I will get failures in p95 and 3dmark. I was thinking it's cause it wouldn't go to 2.8v on the ram. I mean it's speced and tested at 2.75 and this mobo is only capable of 2.7. I can see how the TRCD at 3 might make the difference there. I'll give it ashot and let you know.
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Snakester- I hate to tell you this, but I could not get my XL's to run on that board. Not with stability anyway. It'll run Memtest for years with no errors, but that only tests your modules. I want to do more with my computer than see memtest running. Bottom line, i replaced it with the MSI and have been extremely happy. You gotta get different ram, or get rid of that board.
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Heh Cim, :) I run stable as hell at stock. P95 is fine so is 3dmark2k3. I was just saying that if you o/c this board at all it starts to get flakey. However there is a new beta bios F4k that let me run stable at the 208 performance settings. I noticed in sisoft though my ram scores dropped 3k so it essentially stopped using my dual channel. Even though on boot it reported running it. But, I am ok with this board. I just want some updated bios's to fix the problems it has.
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