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    Hi,

    My current setup is:

    Gigabyte X58A-UD3R
    Intel i7 950
    3 x 2Gb G.Skill RAM (Part No. F3-12800CL9-2GBNQ)
    Radeon HD 4870 1Gb
    Windows 7 Ultimate

    This has all been running fine for the past year, however, this last week, Ive been experiencing random reboots. The can occur anytime, during boot up, whilst Windows is running.

    I've manage to make it stable by removing 1 stick of memory, and I've also swapped the memory about, leaving 2 sticks in each time, and it doesnt reboot.

    So, what could be the problem? The memory seems fine, could it be a PSU or a motherboard issue?

    Anyone have the same issues?

    Thanks!

  • #2
    Re: Random reboots :(

    You sure the memory is fine?
    Run memtest86+ on each individual stick at the one slot you can.

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    • #3
      Re: Random reboots :(

      What qpi/vtt voltage and dram voltage are you using? If auto what's auto using in the BIOS?
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      • #4
        Re: Random reboots :(

        It could be the PSU or RAM, is the system overclocked?

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        • #5
          Re: Random reboots :(

          Originally posted by Chike View Post
          You sure the memory is fine?
          Run memtest86+ on each individual stick at the one slot you can.
          I ran it memtest86+ from a USB stick for about 30 mins

          How would you recommend running it? Just one memory stick in the board and then run the default test for a couple of hours? Then swap each memory stick?

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          • #6
            Re: Random reboots :(

            Originally posted by wazza300 View Post
            What qpi/vtt voltage and dram voltage are you using? If auto what's auto using in the BIOS?
            Eeek. I dont know. Basically I put the system together and I never touch any of the voltages. Everything should be on AUTO. I'll have a look and see what settings it has applied though.

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            • #7
              Re: Random reboots :(

              Originally posted by Hyper530 View Post
              It could be the PSU or RAM, is the system overclocked?
              No, its never been overclocked. We did have a thunderstorm a couple of weeks ago where all the power in the house went off...that would possibly point to the PSU?

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              • #8
                Re: Random reboots :(

                Originally posted by CosmicBertie View Post
                I ran it memtest86+ from a USB stick for about 30 mins

                How would you recommend running it? Just one memory stick in the board and then run the default test for a couple of hours? Then swap each memory stick?
                Yes test all sticks one by one first, at what ever settings(speed/timings/voltage) you used before.

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                • #9
                  Re: Random reboots :(

                  All sorted. I happened upon a replacement PSU and everything seems good now.

                  THanks for the info!

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