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Try running with I stick of RAM and see if that will get you up to 166. |
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That's interesting. Typically, such problems are related to either running dual channel, running the RAM at timings that are more aggressive than it was designed for, or PSU or cooling problems. If you drop the FSB to, say, I50 MHz and then bump the multi to 14.5, will your system still run? (Trying to figure out if you are CPU limited or FSB limited). |
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What timings are your memory set at? What temps are you getting? What voltages are you using on the CPU, northbridge, and memory? All of these are important to know before proceeding..... Also, your CPU may be superlocked, so changin multipliers may not be an option... don't freak out if the system does not boot with a different multiplier. Clear CMOS and you should be ok again.
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Right, If i drop fsb to 150 and up multi to 14.0 it still runs fine and gives me 2030Mhz. prime has been running on the new settings for about 20 mins,it would have crashed by now if it was going to. these are my memory timing: T(RAS) 7 T(RCD) 3 T(RP) 3 cas latency 2.5 could someone explain to me wot the memory timing stand for and mean? or give me a link. cpu temp is 51c sys temp is 32c. um not sure how i find out wot voltages the cpu,northbridge and ram r running on. any help people?
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Search on Epox web sites an application called USDM...it usually gives the information you want while you're in Windows, if not, you can see the voltages and temps in BIOS.. As for your problem it's possible your memory timings are too tight. Try to change them in Bios at: T(RAS) 8 T(RCD) 4 T(RP) 4 cas latency 2.5. Tell us what happens! Cheers! Edit: I forgot, you can also use Everest Home Edition (www.lavalys.com) to check voltages and temps. End Edit! Last edited by hoinar; 5th July, 2005 at 02:41 PM. Reason: add more info |
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well, i tried changing the memory timings like you suggested 8,4,4,2.5. but it was still the same, crashed on prime after afew seconds. i think i might just leave it as is if nobody has any other ideas. epox dont seem in to much of a hurry to e-mail me back either
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