P5NSLI memory problem?

soundworkz

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Yesterday, I assembled my computer and got it to power on but got no display. I have heard about the OCZ memory issues with this board due to the higher voltages it requires but my memory is spec'ed at 1.9V. This my be a problem with the fact that my memory is also 750 MHz and this board supports only up to 667 MHz., but I also have heard people getting ddr2-6400 memory to work with this board to, so I am not sure where to being looking for problems. My current setup is

Intel Conroe E6400 Processor
ASUS P5NSLI motherboard
2gb dual channel pc2-6000 Kingston Hyperx RAM
XFX 7600 GT XXX edition
350 Watt PSU

Thanks for the help guys.
 

MisterJedi

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You are not alone. I also have a problem with this board (Been reading about the boards and getting mediocre to bad reviews), especially with dual channel memory setup. I use DDR2 XMS2 Corsair PC6400 and can't get both of them to work at the same time. I can get it to work with one, but not both memory sticks at the same time. It is supposed to be at 5-5-5-15 and CAS latency 2. Not working...Any ideas?
 

MisterJedi

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By the way this is my PC setup at the moment:

Intel Conroe E6600 Processor
ASUS P5NSLI motherboard
2gb dual channel Corsair XMS2 DDR-800 PC6400 w/Heat spreader
eVGA GeForce 7950 GX2
Antec TP 550Watt PS

Anyone have similiar setup and might be able to tell us what the timings/voltage that works with both memory plugged in?
 

Snowice

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Originally posted by: MisterJedi
By the way this is my PC setup at the moment:

Intel Conroe E6600 Processor
ASUS P5NSLI motherboard
2gb dual channel Corsair XMS2 DDR-800 PC6400 w/Heat spreader
eVGA GeForce 7950 GX2
Antec TP 550Watt PS

Anyone have similiar setup and might be able to tell us what the timings/voltage that works with both memory plugged in?


I have the same board and CPU, but different RAM (OCZ DDR2-800 Plat). My system was not stable until I upped the DRAM voltage to 2.1v. So try to increase the DRAM voltage and see if that fixes the problem. GL
 

rycherry

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did snowice's advice work and everything is stable especially when gaming? I have a p5nsli board and a c2d e6400. I am ready to get DDR-800, but I can't decide which brand to get because of the whole compatibility issue. I am willing to go with what works whether its DDR2 XMS2 Corsair PC6400 or OCZ DDR2-800 Plat. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it. Thanks