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ADVICE: E6400 failing MemTest #5

rxblitzrx

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Memtest #5 at FSB 350 = 2.8GHz....... PASSED
Memtest #5 at FSB 400 = 3.2GHz....... FAILED
Memtest #5 at FSB 375 = 3.0GHz....... PASSED
Memtest #5 at FSB 385 = 3.1GHz....... PASSED
Memtest #5 at FSB 400 = 3.2GHz....... FAILED!! only made it through 1 pass.


Should I loosen the ram timings? or up the CPU voltage (currently: 1.375V)?
 
Memtest #5 at FSB 350 = 2.8GHz....... PASSED
Memtest #5 at FSB 375 = 3.0GHz....... PASSED
Memtest #5 at FSB 385 = 3.1GHz....... PASSED
Memtest #5 at FSB 400 = 3.2GHz....... FAILED


Should I loosen the ram timings? or up the CPU voltage (currently: 1.375V)?

Memtest #5 at FSB 401 = 3.2GHz....... PASSED CoreV: 1.3875
(The 401 trick really does help. Weird.)


Memtest #5 at FSB 401 = 3.2GHz....... FAILED!!! Only lasted 6 minutes. Then 3 minutes. Possible problem: north bridge overheating???
 
Originally posted by: rxblitzrx
Originally posted by: Shimmishim
up your vdimm voltage

It's rated for 2.1V only and I maxed it already. Should I go higher? Corsair XMS2 DDR2-800

do what roguestar suggests. if that doesn't work, try upping the vdimm to 2.2 or 2.15.
 
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