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I7 3930k faulty help please
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Installed drivers I reinstalled windows tried various bios settings LITTERALLY played with every setting there is on both my gpu and CPU and nothing seems to help 
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my CPU normally runs at like 30-60 degrees so it's probably not a heating issue either I'm so annoyed about it I've been struggling to find the solution for the last month
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I tried to see about BIOS upgrades, the site is not helping,http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/X79%20Extreme9/index.asp?cat=Download&os=&c=
A ton of drivers. POP the CMOS battery for a bit & reset, something is not right.
A ton of drivers. POP the CMOS battery for a bit & reset, something is not right.
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OK, do you have the latest BIOS? 3.30? can be found here:
http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/X79%20Extreme9/?cat=Download&os=BIOS
Component's look good, what is the DRAM? The model number of the package and is it a single package, with 16GB, I'm assuming a 4x4GB (hopefully) single set, if not it's prob 2 - 2x4GB sets, if so that may be a good part of the problem.....
***also, if you did the CMOS rest make sure you set the correct date/time in the BIOS - if it shows correct, then the Reset prob didn't work
http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/X79%20Extreme9/?cat=Download&os=BIOS
Component's look good, what is the DRAM? The model number of the package and is it a single package, with 16GB, I'm assuming a 4x4GB (hopefully) single set, if not it's prob 2 - 2x4GB sets, if so that may be a good part of the problem.....
***also, if you did the CMOS rest make sure you set the correct date/time in the BIOS - if it shows correct, then the Reset prob didn't work
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I did the bios update I haven't pop'd the CMOS battery and it's 2 8x2gb , where will I find the dram and model number ?
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I put them both next to each other on the mobo it has 8 slots total I used two of the top ones Sorry I am not the smartest with computers specifically stuff like this
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So all together 8 sticks of 2 GB ea and from 2 packages? The model # should be on the sticks if you have it open, or if it's running look in CPU-Z on the SPD TAB, should show the model # in the Part Number pane
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OK, should have asked for mobo before, but sounded like you had it fully populated w/ 8sticks, my bad, sorry (yes beat me, whip me!), but anyway, what mobo?
From the sounds of things, if the sticks in slots side be side, your running in single channel which slows things down, Prob want them in slots 1-3 which should equate to A1 B1, that should run in dual channel and give you a bit of an increase....you are also to a degree bottlenecking the MC (memory controller by only running 2 sticks and further w/ 1333 sticks. Initially I'd pop the sticks into A1 and B1, then ensure the timings are set to 9-9-9-27, depending on mobo the timings may be looser than that like 10-10-10-30, and raise the DRAM voltage to 1.55 and see what that does - and let me know your mobo, alot of the X79 mobos all had their own little quirks
From the sounds of things, if the sticks in slots side be side, your running in single channel which slows things down, Prob want them in slots 1-3 which should equate to A1 B1, that should run in dual channel and give you a bit of an increase....you are also to a degree bottlenecking the MC (memory controller by only running 2 sticks and further w/ 1333 sticks. Initially I'd pop the sticks into A1 and B1, then ensure the timings are set to 9-9-9-27, depending on mobo the timings may be looser than that like 10-10-10-30, and raise the DRAM voltage to 1.55 and see what that does - and let me know your mobo, alot of the X79 mobos all had their own little quirks
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It's an as rock extreme 9 x79 mobo I did all that you told me correctly I think I'll let you know if it fixed it
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I'll be heading to bed before long but will check before I hit it, then again in th AM after I get a few things knocked out
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It seems to have fixed the problem thanks alot the performance has increased its not stuttering anymore
thanks alot the performance has increased its not stuttering anymore- Jul 20, 2013
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Yep absolutely flawless now thanks alot guys I can't thank enough been looking for the solution for ages
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Glad to hear it, you can close the thread by picking an answer with the Pick as the solution button, if anything else comes up, start a new thread and PM me if you want, I'm in and out daily. Have a good 1 !
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