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Right I'm still having loads of problems I really cant get much of a clock out of these.....

I have tried 2000mhz at stock timings with 1.6v and 1.1 VIT, 1.0v IMC.....buts still getting errors on prime straight away....

Any ideas? I'm on the latest bios for my board...
 
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Bobmunkhouse said:
Right I'm still having loads of problems I really cant get much of a clock out of these.....

I have tried 2000mhz at stock timings with 1.6v and 1.1 VIT, 1.0v IMC.....buts still getting errors on prime straight away....

Any ideas? I'm on the latest bios for my board...
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Are you trying to do that with a 4.5ghz CPU overclock? Although 2000mhz should be easy, a lot depends on the CPU IMC and there is some co-dependence with the CPU. If I push my CPU too far the memory overclock becomes unstable too. It's best to find the limits of both independently, then find a sweet spot that both will coexist at.

Try backing off the CPU and focussing on the memory only if you're not doing it already,
 
Bobmunkhouse said:
Right I'm still having loads of problems I really cant get much of a clock out of these.....

I have tried 2000mhz at stock timings with 1.6v and 1.1 VIT, 1.0v IMC.....buts still getting errors on prime straight away....

Any ideas? I'm on the latest bios for my board...
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try one or two clicks more dram and or cpu vtt voltage,max safe vtt is 1.2 and dram you can use upto 1.65v more if needed but you shouldnt need that much
 
I've been trying to OC my Green, but it seems to default back to 1600MHz.

I've set the timings in 3D BIOS to 11 11 11 28 at 1.5V VDRAM, and when I select 2000MHz, save and close, it posts as 1600MHz in CPUID. Any pointers gratefully accepted!! :)
 
jonclancy said:
I've been trying to OC my Green, but it seems to default back to 1600MHz.

I've set the timings in 3D BIOS to 11 11 11 28 at 1.5V VDRAM, and when I select 2000MHz, save and close, it posts as 1600MHz in CPUID. Any pointers gratefully accepted!! :)
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i think youll need more than 1.5v dram with 16gb and a gigabyte board,its not the ram its more likely the bios support for it

id test with around 1.6v dram and maybe 1.08v cpu vtt
 
New UP4 TH F8 BIOS has really helped this ram. Now clocks at 2000MHz 1.4V instead of 1.65V CL9-10-10-21 114 CR1, but I wan't more numbers...any failsafe timings/volts for 2133MHz?
 
Hm almost the same lol, love this ram! Gonna go for it.

done: Using same at 1.5V at the moment, :D it didn't like 9-10-10-21 though.
 
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I jumped on this bandwagon, bought 8Gb to use with 3570k, GA-Z77X-UD5H.

i ran super pi at 9 9 9 24 2133 and it worked fine but after trying to go further and failing i now cant go back to my 2133 speed even after a cmos reset.

Any ideas?
 
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I hadn't played with it to be honest, so i just checked and auto is 1.05v, I see the advice above is 1.1 for Gigabyte boards and 1.2 max so i will experiment but i was just curious to see if anybody knew of a reason i wouldn't be able to revert to settings i previously had working.
Maybe it was just a fluke the first time around!
 
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