- Jan 2, 2014
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Hi, as a new member her i gently ask you guys for help.
I've had my computer now for almost 3 years i guess.
The motherboard supports up to 1866 mhz, and i bought 1866mhz 4x4 memory.
I though, for about 1,5 year the memory was doing that amount of speed all the time, but when i started to learn BIOS, Overclocking Cpu, gpu and such, i saw the RAM in the bios and they were set to 1333mhz.
And the motherboard support up to 1866, why can't i even change to 1600 without the computer complaining about overclocking at the startup?
"Please, go back to bis by ctrl+alt+del"
And another thing, i dont know how much this forum is for help, or how social and loyal you guys are, but you gonna have to liv with this, my english sucks but the my question is.
I have an FX-6200 3.8 Bulldozer black edition x6.
Something called that, can't remember, the stock clock is at 3.8 ghz, and i've overclocked it to 4.5 at 1.450V.
Since i have an AMD processor and the UD5 from gigabyte, the temp shows me 2 celcius in standby and 38 Celcius in maxload in HWMonitor.
Okay, that maybe doesnt sounds normal? But i've moved the computer to another room instead of my own, that room is not above 7-10 celcius, so i use DVI and USB extentions so be able to sit in my room, and the CPU and GPU keeps pretty cold. Would you believe in this?
Picture proves it here.
But this thread is about my memory, how do i do it? how do i pass the windows error?
I've had my computer now for almost 3 years i guess.
The motherboard supports up to 1866 mhz, and i bought 1866mhz 4x4 memory.
I though, for about 1,5 year the memory was doing that amount of speed all the time, but when i started to learn BIOS, Overclocking Cpu, gpu and such, i saw the RAM in the bios and they were set to 1333mhz.
And the motherboard support up to 1866, why can't i even change to 1600 without the computer complaining about overclocking at the startup?
"Please, go back to bis by ctrl+alt+del"
And another thing, i dont know how much this forum is for help, or how social and loyal you guys are, but you gonna have to liv with this, my english sucks but the my question is.
I have an FX-6200 3.8 Bulldozer black edition x6.
Something called that, can't remember, the stock clock is at 3.8 ghz, and i've overclocked it to 4.5 at 1.450V.
Since i have an AMD processor and the UD5 from gigabyte, the temp shows me 2 celcius in standby and 38 Celcius in maxload in HWMonitor.
Okay, that maybe doesnt sounds normal? But i've moved the computer to another room instead of my own, that room is not above 7-10 celcius, so i use DVI and USB extentions so be able to sit in my room, and the CPU and GPU keeps pretty cold. Would you believe in this?
Picture proves it here.
But this thread is about my memory, how do i do it? how do i pass the windows error?
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