Hello,
My old MB (Asus P5N32E SLI) recently died on me, and I got a replacement (Gigabyte EP45-UD3L)
Anyways I installed everything and loaded the optimized bios settings.
Now, I check CPUz and my memory timings are not what I should have. My memory is OCZ XTC Platinum Rev 2 (link)
CPUz shows 5-5-5-15 and what is expected is in fact 4-4-4-15.
So I went to the Bios, adjusted the memory latencies to 4-4-4-15 and then raised the default voltage (1.8v) to (1.98v). I know the memory voltage is 1.9v-2.1v but i do not know what exact number I should set it to. So I just chose 1.97v.
Also my Windows Experience Index went down.
Hard drive used to be 5.8 and now it is 5.7.
Memory and CPU used to be well above 6 (cannot remember exact numbers) and are now both 5.7
what is causing all of this?
Screenshots:
I do not know what CPUz shows memory voltage as the defaulted 1.8v, Everest correctly shows the adjusted one at 1.98v.
Thanks
My old MB (Asus P5N32E SLI) recently died on me, and I got a replacement (Gigabyte EP45-UD3L)
Anyways I installed everything and loaded the optimized bios settings.
Now, I check CPUz and my memory timings are not what I should have. My memory is OCZ XTC Platinum Rev 2 (link)
CPUz shows 5-5-5-15 and what is expected is in fact 4-4-4-15.
So I went to the Bios, adjusted the memory latencies to 4-4-4-15 and then raised the default voltage (1.8v) to (1.98v). I know the memory voltage is 1.9v-2.1v but i do not know what exact number I should set it to. So I just chose 1.97v.
Also my Windows Experience Index went down.
Hard drive used to be 5.8 and now it is 5.7.
Memory and CPU used to be well above 6 (cannot remember exact numbers) and are now both 5.7
what is causing all of this?
Screenshots:
I do not know what CPUz shows memory voltage as the defaulted 1.8v, Everest correctly shows the adjusted one at 1.98v.
Thanks
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