Thats rubbish, even though its a high performance RAM the voltage didnt need to be raised at stock clock, unless you heavily overclock it.
Go to BIOS and try to relaxed the memory timing to 5-5-5-18
Overvoltage setting for RAM
Overvoltage setting for RAM
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Oct 15 2006, 11:50 AM
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Thats rubbish, even though its a high performance RAM the voltage didnt need to be raised at stock clock, unless you heavily overclock it.
Go to BIOS and try to relaxed the memory timing to 5-5-5-18 |
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Oct 19 2006, 10:44 PM
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QUOTE(daytonatkf @ Oct 16 2006, 12:56 AM) What do you mean you dont know? Whats the point of buying high performance RAM and motherboard if you dont know how to use it? Im sorry to say that but you better read around if you want to know whats Im talking about. Its too long and tiring to tell you one by one about RAM timingHeres one, but its for DDR. DDR2 timing is diffrent but the same formula applied (higher values are more stable but slower and vice versa): http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/fma/P4tweakRAM2.htm You need to find the correct timing for your RAM, the value I specified is from AtomicPC website reviewing your RAM (I believe). Go to Corsair website and see the correct timing |
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