intel DG965ry issue with transcend axe 1.00 (800 MHz ) ram

Since you can't increase the voltage, you can reduce the timings or get memory modules approved by Intel.

hey man still waitin for the reply how do i change the timing of the ram?

yeah would help me if u tell me abt automatic meomory and frequency and timings aswell

thanks man for the help bro i'll be checking it now for errors...

it shows 800 mhz

ok man here's the thing when i was using ddr2 667 mhz ram the timing was 5-5-5-15
and now im using the ddr 2 800 mhz ram and shud i change the timing to 5-5-5-15
besides on the ram kits cover there was given the default timing 4-4-4-12
so if change the timing to 5-5-5-15 will there be any risk of burning the mainboard please reply

MQ96510J.86A.1749.2008.0727.001... thats the latest version i have updated the bios yesterday

Excellent. You should set the memory timings and then play a game or run memtest. How much memory did you have before and now?

Intel clearly indicate the following restrictions:
- 4 GB maximum total system memory using DDR2 800 DIMMs
- DDR2 800 DIMMs with SPD timings of only 5-5-5 or 6-6-6 (tCL-tRCD-tRP)

See [url=http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/dg965ry/sb/CS-026602.htm][/url] for additional info.

ok now im facing a new problem during using the transend ddr2 800 Mhz rams the games are freezing up every game im playing is freezing up ..i played far cry 2 for like around 6 mins the game wud freeze up same goes for medal of honor same goes for assasins creed ..btw im using sapphire hd4850 1.00 GB card and i dont think there is any problem with the card..

If the system is stable when using your old modules, then you know for sure that the Transend ddr2 800 Mhz RAM is causing those problems.

If I were you I'd try setting the speed to 667Mhz instead of 800Mhz. If that doesn't work, then you should get a kit that's certified for that motherboard. It is a very stable motherboard (mine never crashed in 2 years), but it's also very picky with RAM. I use 2 Crucial RM12864AA667.8FE modules and I have had no issues.

mainboard - intel dg965ry
processor - intel core 2 dou 2.13 ghz e6420
powersupply - 600 watts
ram - currently using the previous rams (512+1.00 GB+512 = 2.00 GB (667 mhz)
hardrive - samsung 320 GB
Graphics card - sapphire hd 4850 1.00 GB

Power supply.... what make and model ?

Well, when your sitting next to it, post the amps on the side of the supply. You'll see it under the 12v. If there is more than one listing ( 12v ) post them all.

You'll have to pop the side off to see the power supply. On the side of the supply there should be a sticker with information on it. Under 12v there should be a number. That number should be the amperage. If 12v is listed more than once, list them all.

so since 12v is listed so wat do i do now

here's the name and model number fortex P4-600w
here's the list
12v1 12v2
20a 20a
465w

yeah it does work :S..

since im using some chinese brand 600 watts psu do u think i should shift to thermaltake 600 watts psu

A Corsair 750 should be fine and not cost a lot. Don't throw money away on a 975 chipset. Trying to be too cheap is going to hurt you in the long run.

so upgrading form core 2 duo 2.13ghz e6420 to core 2 duo 2.53ghz e7200 is better..

If you are planning to use 2 x HD4850 and would like to fully use their potential then you should look for a faster processor, or consider to overclock the e7200, this should give you great performance. Or you could overclock the E6420 and wait until you get more cash to buy a faster processor.

I don't believe it. You're ready to junk what you have and buy new hardware. And then you're going to over clock even though you've never done it before, and while this is going on you're avoiding help that will get the machine you have now to run optimally......... which I think this post was about. If you want to buy something, start with the power supply so enough juice can be provided to the hardware that you have now, and to what you MIGHT own in the future.