Been trying to stabilize the addition of an extra 6GB of TRX3X6G1600C8D for a total of 12GB on the GA-X58A-UD7rev1.0 with F7 and an i7 930 set to 21x. I have tested each stick individually, and also each socket, all check out.
System was stable as a rock with 6GB just using XMP
12GB BSOD's and reboots with XMP
I disabled XMP, manually set timings to 8-8-8-24 (stock)
Memory multiplier x12 (1600) (stock)
CMD to 3
DRAMv to 1.56v which yields 1.538v
QPI/VTT voltage up to 1.195v
CPU Vcore up to 1.28125v
This configuration passes overnight memtest86+ v4.10
And multiple 5/8 tests
Yet I have encountered BSOD in Windows 7 64 Ultimate and while trying to play CIV V.
I have read I should increase the DRAM to 1.66v, and QPI to 1.3~1.4. But it failed memtest outright. And they seem rather high compared to the fact that these settings are very similar to another system running 12GB of patriot RAM on a UD7rev1.0 F7.
Any advice would be very appreciated.
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Update
I I think I have managed to stabilize my system.
First I want to thank Wazza300 for all his help.
Now, I know everyone is different, not many people will have 2x TRX3X6G1600C8D, a Core i7 930, and a UD7 Rev 1.0 on F7. I know because I looked ;) I hope someone else will find these settings useful. Note these setting are not for Overclocking, only the CPU Clock ratio is up from 20x. Otherwise these are just stable settings to run 12GB of this RAM at 1600 8-8-8-24.
Advanced Frequency Settings:
CPU Clock Ratio: 22x
Uncore Clock Ratio: 24x (3200MHz)
X.M.P.: Disabled
Memory Multi (SPD): 12.0 (1600MHz)
Advanced Memory Settings:
X.M.P.: Disabled
Memory Multi (SPD) 12.0 (1600MHz)
Performance Enhance: Turbo
DRAM Timing Select: Expert
Channel A,B,C: (8-8-8-24)
> CAS Latency Time 8
> tRCD 8
> tRP 8
> tRAS 24
Advanced Voltage Settings
Vcore Normal (1.25626v)
QPI/VTT 1.215v (Higher voltages such as Wazza300 was suggesting are good for OC'ing because it's at a lower current)
DRAMv 1.600v (1.58v was nearly there, but LinX needed a little more)
System was stable as a rock with 6GB just using XMP
12GB BSOD's and reboots with XMP
I disabled XMP, manually set timings to 8-8-8-24 (stock)
Memory multiplier x12 (1600) (stock)
CMD to 3
DRAMv to 1.56v which yields 1.538v
QPI/VTT voltage up to 1.195v
CPU Vcore up to 1.28125v
This configuration passes overnight memtest86+ v4.10
And multiple 5/8 tests
Yet I have encountered BSOD in Windows 7 64 Ultimate and while trying to play CIV V.
I have read I should increase the DRAM to 1.66v, and QPI to 1.3~1.4. But it failed memtest outright. And they seem rather high compared to the fact that these settings are very similar to another system running 12GB of patriot RAM on a UD7rev1.0 F7.
Any advice would be very appreciated.
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Update
I I think I have managed to stabilize my system.
First I want to thank Wazza300 for all his help.
Now, I know everyone is different, not many people will have 2x TRX3X6G1600C8D, a Core i7 930, and a UD7 Rev 1.0 on F7. I know because I looked ;) I hope someone else will find these settings useful. Note these setting are not for Overclocking, only the CPU Clock ratio is up from 20x. Otherwise these are just stable settings to run 12GB of this RAM at 1600 8-8-8-24.
Advanced Frequency Settings:
CPU Clock Ratio: 22x
Uncore Clock Ratio: 24x (3200MHz)
X.M.P.: Disabled
Memory Multi (SPD): 12.0 (1600MHz)
Advanced Memory Settings:
X.M.P.: Disabled
Memory Multi (SPD) 12.0 (1600MHz)
Performance Enhance: Turbo
DRAM Timing Select: Expert
Channel A,B,C: (8-8-8-24)
> CAS Latency Time 8
> tRCD 8
> tRP 8
> tRAS 24
Advanced Voltage Settings
Vcore Normal (1.25626v)
QPI/VTT 1.215v (Higher voltages such as Wazza300 was suggesting are good for OC'ing because it's at a lower current)
DRAMv 1.600v (1.58v was nearly there, but LinX needed a little more)
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