Hey,
I really appreciate the information you share with us in here 8 Pack!
Got some very useful information regarding memory overclocking from all those threads
My specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K
RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport VLP (16GB DDR3-1600 @ CL9-9-9-24, 1.35v)
GPU: MSI R7950 TF 3 (7970 PCB)
Board: ASUS Sabertooth P67
PSU: Sea Sonic G-Series G-550
I've been overclocking my computers' parts since I've built the first rig myself and I am running my good old 2500k and my HD7950 overclocked and watercooled and have no problem tweaking those various voltages and board settings. I do know the basics of memory overclocking but I'm kinda stuck here:
I have the sticks running at 2133@11-12-12-30-1T single channel but can't manage to get 1T running with both sticks installed. Doesn't seem to matter if I change VCCIO, VDIMM or VCORE, 1T just doesn't want to run with both sticks installed, at least at 2133!
This is freaking me out, as I don't want to accept it's the IMC not able to run two sticks at 2133@1T...
Stick #1 @ 2133 single
I can run this one on 10-11-11-28 as well without too much volts, seems to be the better one.
Stick #2 @ 2133 single
I already made sure that my board is not setting strange timings when inserting the second stick using Memtweakit:
Short Linx runs to verify lower frequencies:
1600 (XMP):
1866 (manual)
I ran memtest from an usb stick using tests 2 and 5 each 10x to quickly check the stability and found 2133@11-12-12-30-1T to be stable on each of my mem sticks on its own (single channel) but as soon as I plug the second one in test 5 starts to throw errors at my face
Doesn't matter which slots I use, both VDIMM_A1/_B1 and VDIMM_A2/_B2 work equally good (or bad).
You can see my 24/7 VCCIO/VCCSA settings at the last screenshots.
Any hints on why I'm unable to get 2133@1T stable while using two sticks?
I was thinking getting 5.4 GHz prime stable was a hell of work, but this is just driving me mad lol
Thanks for reading and regards!
I really appreciate the information you share with us in here 8 Pack!
Got some very useful information regarding memory overclocking from all those threads
My specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K
RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport VLP (16GB DDR3-1600 @ CL9-9-9-24, 1.35v)
GPU: MSI R7950 TF 3 (7970 PCB)
Board: ASUS Sabertooth P67
PSU: Sea Sonic G-Series G-550
I've been overclocking my computers' parts since I've built the first rig myself and I am running my good old 2500k and my HD7950 overclocked and watercooled and have no problem tweaking those various voltages and board settings. I do know the basics of memory overclocking but I'm kinda stuck here:
I have the sticks running at 2133@11-12-12-30-1T single channel but can't manage to get 1T running with both sticks installed. Doesn't seem to matter if I change VCCIO, VDIMM or VCORE, 1T just doesn't want to run with both sticks installed, at least at 2133!
This is freaking me out, as I don't want to accept it's the IMC not able to run two sticks at 2133@1T...
Stick #1 @ 2133 single
I can run this one on 10-11-11-28 as well without too much volts, seems to be the better one.
Stick #2 @ 2133 single
I already made sure that my board is not setting strange timings when inserting the second stick using Memtweakit:
Short Linx runs to verify lower frequencies:
1600 (XMP):
1866 (manual)
I ran memtest from an usb stick using tests 2 and 5 each 10x to quickly check the stability and found 2133@11-12-12-30-1T to be stable on each of my mem sticks on its own (single channel) but as soon as I plug the second one in test 5 starts to throw errors at my face
Doesn't matter which slots I use, both VDIMM_A1/_B1 and VDIMM_A2/_B2 work equally good (or bad).
You can see my 24/7 VCCIO/VCCSA settings at the last screenshots.
Any hints on why I'm unable to get 2133@1T stable while using two sticks?
I was thinking getting 5.4 GHz prime stable was a hell of work, but this is just driving me mad lol
Thanks for reading and regards!
