GIGABYTE GA-Z77-D3H - Freezing/Unstable Problems
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I fix this problem with the changes made three posts before, but as I add 4 Gb DDR3 1600 Mhz Patriot more in Dual Channel, I have the loop problem again. So I just discover that in that case you need to up the fix the voltage of your memories, its in 1500 by default and if you set it in 1600 (the recommended) the problem disappear.
Summarizing:
First, to see the options you should be in Advanced Mode, not in the 3D friendly mode.
- BCKL to 100.10 (right now doesn't work to me just made it crash, before my addition of RAM it worked, so if you want to try, it's in the section M.I.T. in the option Advanced Frequency Settings, change the option CPU/PCIe Base Clock to 100.10).
- Memory Timings on Manual (Expert) (Doesn't made much because that just make you enable to change settings that I'm pretty sure it's not the problem).
-Virtualisation set to disabled (I always see this one disabled by default, so no problem).
- PEG from AUTO to GEN1 (This one is very important, you find it in the section M.I.T. on the Option called Miscellaneous Settings, just change it to GEN 1, if your graphics card is in the first slot (most of the configurations are in that slot, so it's most probably to be GEN1)).
- Disable C3/C6 (It's part of the solution but not the primary fix, you'll find it in the Section M.I.T., option Advanced Frecuency Settings, option Advanced CPU Core Features, C3/C6 option Disabled.
- Change the Memory Voltage to the recommended (This made the trick when I change the Ram, It's in the sectrion M.I.T., the option Advanced Voltage Settings, the option DRAM Voltage Settings, change the DRAM Voltage to the need it (in my case 1600), it works well and as I check it's stable).
I haven't so much troubles with hardware until this board, I don't recommended it, just the irregularity of the solutions (some work in one or another similar configurations) made it a bad board. And the updates of the BIOS doesn't fix anything I have the last beta v.19g and it had the same troubles. I hope this solve your problems or at least make you find new solutions.
Summarizing:
First, to see the options you should be in Advanced Mode, not in the 3D friendly mode.
- BCKL to 100.10 (right now doesn't work to me just made it crash, before my addition of RAM it worked, so if you want to try, it's in the section M.I.T. in the option Advanced Frequency Settings, change the option CPU/PCIe Base Clock to 100.10).
- Memory Timings on Manual (Expert) (Doesn't made much because that just make you enable to change settings that I'm pretty sure it's not the problem).
-Virtualisation set to disabled (I always see this one disabled by default, so no problem).
- PEG from AUTO to GEN1 (This one is very important, you find it in the section M.I.T. on the Option called Miscellaneous Settings, just change it to GEN 1, if your graphics card is in the first slot (most of the configurations are in that slot, so it's most probably to be GEN1)).
- Disable C3/C6 (It's part of the solution but not the primary fix, you'll find it in the Section M.I.T., option Advanced Frecuency Settings, option Advanced CPU Core Features, C3/C6 option Disabled.
- Change the Memory Voltage to the recommended (This made the trick when I change the Ram, It's in the sectrion M.I.T., the option Advanced Voltage Settings, the option DRAM Voltage Settings, change the DRAM Voltage to the need it (in my case 1600), it works well and as I check it's stable).
I haven't so much troubles with hardware until this board, I don't recommended it, just the irregularity of the solutions (some work in one or another similar configurations) made it a bad board. And the updates of the BIOS doesn't fix anything I have the last beta v.19g and it had the same troubles. I hope this solve your problems or at least make you find new solutions.
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