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In fact there might be a bug with UD3H bios - I found out the PC keeps restarting and bios gives error message saying something about wrong settings if I set BCLK manually to 100 and enable the XMP profile.
update: I resetted the bios, loaded optimized defaults, after that I ONLY enabled the XMP profile, booted into windows, started Prime95 (memory test), and got BSOD within minutes. Something is very wrong.
I tried different memory banks, same result.
I think I tried those settings with ram speed set to 2400 in bios no boot, but I will try again with those settings. So instead of trying 2400mhz ram with 100bclk I tried to set ram to 2200 and then increase bclk to 109 to get ram to 2400mhz. System would boot all they way up to 108blck and would not boot at 109 bclk this was with 1.200 vtt. I did not try to drop ram out of equation to see if bclk is capable of 109.
Main Rig Gigabyte z87x-OC
Haswell i7 4770k - 4.7Ghz @ 1.330v LLC Extreme (L310B492)
G.Skill F3-1700CL9D-8GBXM DDR3-2133mhz 9-11-10-28 1.65v @ 2800mhz 12-14-14-35 1.7v
Samsung Green 8GB 2x4GB MV-3V4G3D/US DDR3 1.3v 30nn @ 2200Mhz 11-11-11-32 1.60v
Sapphire ATI HD 7970 3GB clocked 1200MHz @ 1.181v.
HiS ATI HD 6950
Samsung 840 Pro 256GB SSD (boot Drive) on Intel sata3 controller port0
Corsair Force GT 120 GB Sata3 SSD on Intel sata3 controller port1
Samsung 320GB HD322GJ 7200 RPM 16M cache on Intel sata3 controller port2
Sony Optiarc DVD-RW AD-7240S on Intel sata3 controller port5
CORSAIR CMPSU-850TX PSU
Swiftech MCP655-B Pump
EK Supremacy Cpu Block
Swiftech Mcres Micro Rev 2 Reservoir
Black Ice GTX Xtreme 360 Radiator
hes undervolting the cpu with dvid set to -0.110v,that way it reduces his load cpu voltage by that amount
Just curious since I had to increase mine to +0.045 to get a stable 4.5MHz.
Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H WB Motherboard
Intel Ivy Bridge i7 3770K clocked @ 4.5GHz
16GB Kingston Hyper-X Genesis 2133 RAM
Water cooling by XSPC RASA RS240 Kit
Sapphire HD 6850 1GB DDR5 GPU
1TB - RAID1 setup with Western Digital 6GB/Sec Drives
Corsair HX750W Professional PSU
Windows 7 Professional (x64) Build 7601
update: I resetted the bios, loaded optimized defaults, after that I ONLY enabled the XMP profile, booted into windows, started Prime95 (memory test), and got BSOD within minutes. Something is very wrong.
I tried different memory banks, same result.
I got the latest F12l bios btw.
Perhaps you should boot to a Memtest86 CD testing the RAM to see what happens.
Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H WB Motherboard
Intel Ivy Bridge i7 3770K clocked @ 4.5GHz
16GB Kingston Hyper-X Genesis 2133 RAM
Water cooling by XSPC RASA RS240 Kit
Sapphire HD 6850 1GB DDR5 GPU
1TB - RAID1 setup with Western Digital 6GB/Sec Drives
Corsair HX750W Professional PSU
Windows 7 Professional (x64) Build 7601
Ok I was this close to saying my memory is totally incompatible with UD3H (it's very possible it is anyway!), but then I dug up pair of 1GB crappy modules and booted with those (default bios settings of course). Guess what, Prime95 crashed me into BSOD again! At this point I have absolutely no idea what's going on. The PC is not overheating, nothing is overclocked. I am running F11 bios. It cannot get more default than this :(
what test are you running in prime95? it could well be cpu voltage too low?
Did you read my post where I said I loaded optimized defaults and ONLY thing I changed was enabling the XMP profile?...
What I run is custom test, min FFT size 2048, max 4096, and set memory to use to 12GB (that should give me enough for system functionality). Basically with these settings I mostly test the memory, not cpu.
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