Memory clocking.

[fornowagain]

ok, will do.

So what should i turn down, seems kinda odd that it wont start anyways to be honest, seeing the other clocks people have got ouuta this chip.

Its not the chip, no way. Its not the board either, I've seen good clocks on em. Its not the memory cos that good stuff. Of course you could have a dud, but if it runs stock well it's more'n likely one evil little setting. I can't see it from here, so I can only keep suggesting things, but keep going you'll get it. Check before you do anything your not sure of.

Found this, keep an eye on it as well.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=110634

What do you have for the FSB voltage choice's?

 

[Converge]

Hmm from reading that and thinking about it a bit, sounds like setting some voltages to auto may work for the better?

I've been out so i aint been able to test it, but generally how do you know if its running rock solid stable??

 

[fornowagain]

Hmm from reading that and thinking about it a bit, sounds like setting some voltages to auto may work for the better?

I've been out so i aint been able to test it, but generally how do you know if its running rock solid stable??

It's what ever works, don't auto set vcore or vmch (if you find it hehe), they need juice. Stable depends on what you want to do with it tbh. Some people say if it plays games and apps like superpi then its stable. When the same rig runs a program called prime (or sp2004) which is designed to stress the cpu and check for processor errors it will fail. If you use a rig that looks stable, but isn't, there's a chance some of the errors get written into files. For a game rig, not a problem, if a system file is damaged reinstall or repair if you can. For say a folding rig it needs to be error free. I hate even a slightly flaky system, often leave it downloading or encoding multpass xvids. In my experience a few 12hr passes of prime and stressing with a program called S&M for an hour will find any errors. Others have different methods, horses for courses.