welcome, good luck with it Wow 95c ouchie Do at .333 CPU multiplier, and manually set your CPU voltage to 1.275 (give or take a little depending on what you are stable at. You should stay at the lowest possible voltage). Manually set your Ram to 5-5-5-18...

on one channel. (doubtful) but settings in bios should fix it. thanks guys for soo much help but i don't now how too manually set the voltage of the ram so thats what appear on my bios and you tell me which is need to set [#ff004c] [b]cpu clock ratio...

the help guys... you can manually set the ram to run at any speed.. it might not boot but you can set it ... It could be the SPD settings are just wrong on the chip and by manually setting them to run at 800 they could be fine. You could also manually set...

SATA with my old Vista SP1 just as you are doing.. Everything seems to be working fine with the new RAM. I set my Timings manually as well so not sure if that made an impact or not. It only ever Froze in Vista, after new RAM and timing setting no freezing.....

wondering now that the video card is being replaced, could it have possibly been a psu issue, or RAM issue? The system never restarted unless I was gaming and seemingly only when I turned AA on. We can't help you if we don't know the system specs. OMFG, don't...

PVT36G1333ELK 6GB PC3-10666 SEAGATE Barracuda 7200.11 ST31500341AS 1.5 TB Intel BOX CORE I7 920 2.66GHZ-8M GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD4P Core i7 ThanksFor you help did you remember to manually set the timings and voltages for the ram you are using?...

stability issues and it would never set the timings to spec on auto. It would never run stable when I manually set the voltage and timings. It would only run stable when I set everything manual but left voltage auto but then cpuz showed 1.78v on the mem and...

fan of AMD, so I don't know firsthand. Use of the tool I mentioned will show you pretty much all the settings, if you need to set 'em manually. You are only going by the first four items of the timing set - there are at least six more that need to be correctly...

to manually set this to 1.60 to avoid running the memory at 1.8V since Intel warns about going past 1.6V.[/#ff0000] In the images in my 3 examples below, you will find how I manually forced the memory to 1.6V while retaining the 1600Mhz setting. Memory posts...

etc to help better my computer. Any tips are also welcome! Thanks! You should never assume your bios correctly identifies and sets up your components correctly. You'll most likely need to change your memory timings and clock speed manually for them to...