What they are referring to is going from default "unganged" to "Ganged" mode. On my MoBo the setting is Advanced>Memory Configuration>DRAM Ganged Mode, which should be set to Auto by default and you will need to set it to Enabled to be in the Ganged Mode.
If this doesn't seem to help you may need to up your NorthBridge voltage slightly, as you might have a week through-put (NorthBridge) to the (CPU) on-chip memory controller.
Message edited by unclefester on 05-18-2009 at 07:47:15 AM
The OP has a 9600 and he has the same issues as another user that posted his problems before. The fix for the other user was to gang the memory.
However this guy says his problems started after he installed a new cpu cooler.
I mean theres no way installing a cpu cooler can cause BSOD's unless he statically damaged his motherboard or something.
I did just enable guaged mode and it bsod. What is the default northbridge V? i remember slighly bending part of the copper on the NB (or SB) and having to bend it back, just a little. could that have done major damage?
5. Raised voltage a little for my ram, to 2.2, which is what it is suppose to be at but you have to change it yourself sometimes.
The JEDEC standard for DDR2 is 1.8v. Anything sold at a higher voltage than that is just guaranteed to overclock to the settings it's sold at. My suggestion would be to restore the BIOS defaults and see what happens. If you want to see what your memory actually is, download CPUZ and click the SPD (Serial Presence Detect) tab. You should see something like this:
EPP stands for Enhanced Performance Profiles and that is the overclock setting(s) the manufacturer guarantees will work with your memory. JEDEC is the governing body that certifies memory speeds and those are the industry standard settings.
I just read your other thread and I thought you should know that. Skimming through your other post it seems that at least 1 stick of your memory is bad.
Also reading this might help you decipher that BSOD.
Message edited by ausch30 on 05-19-2009 at 12:25:17 AM
So I turned the TLB fix off and set the core 7.0x and now it is working, i have 1 stick of ram in now. its been on 4 hrs no BSOD. Does that mean the cpu could be having problems? i am going to post the results of cpuz.
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