Originally posted by: KillerBob
Originally posted by: vfx
I suggest that everyone try to avoid ABIT brand. They care about good reviews only. It took them one month to send me the RMA board and when i received it. The board missed the heatsink retension frame. See how screw up they are. you can read on problems with their boards at their forum.
That's the price to pay for the best MoBo on the scene right now.
Also, if you do replace the HSF/fan with a Zalman for instance, and the MoBo later on needs to be RMAed; just take off the Zalman and reattach the originals. I bet I can make it look as if it was never touched. The only thing, the original thermal gunk, cannot neccessarily be replaced, but you can use something similar, and they will never know!
BTW, try RMAing something to Soyo, to Asus or Epox, and you'll fine just as bad RMA agreements.
Originally posted by: kevman
need some help overclocking on this board.
I have a 2.4C and Hyper x pc3500 (2x512)
I have the bios setup as such
FSB = 217
NBS = 800
CPU:RAM 1:1
when it boots it hangs at the verifying DMI
any ideas?
Originally posted by: kei2110
Originally posted by: kevman
need some help overclocking on this board.
I have a 2.4C and Hyper x pc3500 (2x512)
I have the bios setup as such
FSB = 217
NBS = 800
CPU:RAM 1:1
when it boots it hangs at the verifying DMI
any ideas?
try upping the voltage?
i am able to run it at that speed, but memtest86 always fails at test #5... why is that?
memory is running at 2-3-3-7... which is what is recommended
can someone help?
thanks
Originally posted by: thatsright
Originally posted by: kei2110
Originally posted by: kevman
need some help overclocking on this board.
I have a 2.4C and Hyper x pc3500 (2x512)
I have the bios setup as such
FSB = 217
NBS = 800
CPU:RAM 1:1
when it boots it hangs at the verifying DMI
any ideas?
try upping the voltage?
i am able to run it at that speed, but memtest86 always fails at test #5... why is that?
memory is running at 2-3-3-7... which is what is recommended
can someone help?
thanks
kei2110
I used to have the exact same issue with my HyperX PC3500 512MB second DIMM. This ain't good Kei. It means one or both (yikes!) of your HyperX DIMM's are defective and should be replaced immediatley. Either return them to your original point of purchase or, like i did since they have a cross-ship option, Kingston directly. I ran Memtest-86 just for the hell of it about 7 days after I got my rig up and running and would always get an error on Test #4. So after a few hours of moving both DIMM's arround in the 4 slots, and then just testing one at a time in all the slots, I narrowed it down to my second DIMM. It was pretty SCHWEET that Kingston overnighted me a NEW, replacement DIMM to me and they paid for the shipping.
Okay..............
Maybe I'm bragging a bit, but now I have both Dimm's going at 2-2-2-5 but to do this I have to have Vdimm @ 2.8 and all of the GAT settings at AUTO. Try it out.
Good luck on replacing that DIMM.
i only need 2.5v vdimmOriginally posted by: ketchup79
What timings are you running? I second that upping the memory voltage is a must with all high-performance memories.
Originally posted by: Phocas
Please forgive me if im wrong cause its late here, but my agp/pci will not lock at 66/33Mhz..... Am i missing something?
I have the IC7 and i can overclock to 3+ gighz but my video card crashes because the agp/pci is around 70/37 (or something close to that). Any help would be appreciated!
-MAtt
Originally posted by: Kongzi
Have you tried bumping your RAM voltage above default? While my RAM (Corsair TwinX-1024 3200LL) ran okay at stock speeds on default settings I couldn't turn on any PAT features or lower timings at all. Then I bumped my RAM voltage up a bit and I could start squeezing more juice out of it. Currently I'm running at 2.8v. If that doesn't work then maybe you have defective RAM :\
Originally posted by: kevman
I'm having a pretty bad problem with my system, maybe someone could help.
prime95 blue screens and crashes XP Pro SP1 after running for about two hours. It looks like the event viewers posts a bugcheck messages:
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000009c ....
memtest96 ran fine for 12 full passes and then crashed.
Now I'm ready to panic.....HELP!!
Originally posted by: ketchup79
Originally posted by: kevman
I'm having a pretty bad problem with my system, maybe someone could help.
prime95 blue screens and crashes XP Pro SP1 after running for about two hours. It looks like the event viewers posts a bugcheck messages:
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000009c ....
memtest96 ran fine for 12 full passes and then crashed.
Now I'm ready to panic.....HELP!!
Hmm, I don't think instability with an overclocked computer is cause for panic. Up the memory voltage, relax the timings, turn off GAT, and if none of that helps, you may have to....GASP.....run at default settings!![]()
Originally posted by: kevman
Originally posted by: ketchup79
Originally posted by: kevman
I'm having a pretty bad problem with my system, maybe someone could help.
prime95 blue screens and crashes XP Pro SP1 after running for about two hours. It looks like the event viewers posts a bugcheck messages:
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000009c ....
memtest96 ran fine for 12 full passes and then crashed.
Now I'm ready to panic.....HELP!!
Hmm, I don't think instability with an overclocked computer is cause for panic. Up the memory voltage, relax the timings, turn off GAT, and if none of that helps, you may have to....GASP.....run at default settings!![]()
this is what I had so far
it ws having this problems with GAT at all auto and timings at stock for RAM@ 7-3-3-2
rebooted put back in fail-safew setting s and then change the fsb to 250 bumped up vdimm to 2.8 and kept voltage at default.
That cuased the same problem.
so I'm gonna go back to all stock speeds and run some tests again....