Re: Please recommend RAM for GA-EP45-UD3P?
Further increasing the voltage by another 0.04V actually caused a Prime error after 1 hour again. I then put a Corsair Airflow Fan 2 on the RAM and it's been priming for hours now. I didn't even reboot from the settings that failed after 1 hour, so the problem is "only" heat. Considering that this is on an open test bench this is quite interesting. The reason why many people fail to run 4x2GB may actually be heat, inside a case temps are usually at least 10C higher than on an open test bench.
You should also conisder getting a RAM cooler. The new Corsair unfortunately has the worst fans I've ever heard, it's quite noisys even if you udnervolt, the bearing noise of those fans is incredibly loud (normally the airflow noise is the loudest thin, fans need to be very bad for bearing noise to top that at higher RPMs).
There's also the OCZ cooler is better fan-wise but that is a very tight fit, it's almost touching the video card or ay actually touch it if the video card has screws sticking out. If you use some insulating tape on the OCZ's mounting brackets though you cannot get a problem thoguh even if it is touching a screw of a long video card.
Further increasing the voltage by another 0.04V actually caused a Prime error after 1 hour again. I then put a Corsair Airflow Fan 2 on the RAM and it's been priming for hours now. I didn't even reboot from the settings that failed after 1 hour, so the problem is "only" heat. Considering that this is on an open test bench this is quite interesting. The reason why many people fail to run 4x2GB may actually be heat, inside a case temps are usually at least 10C higher than on an open test bench.
You should also conisder getting a RAM cooler. The new Corsair unfortunately has the worst fans I've ever heard, it's quite noisys even if you udnervolt, the bearing noise of those fans is incredibly loud (normally the airflow noise is the loudest thin, fans need to be very bad for bearing noise to top that at higher RPMs).
There's also the OCZ cooler is better fan-wise but that is a very tight fit, it's almost touching the video card or ay actually touch it if the video card has screws sticking out. If you use some insulating tape on the OCZ's mounting brackets though you cannot get a problem thoguh even if it is touching a screw of a long video card.
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