could you help.

[STINGER]

my pc gets stuck in stress tests : occt , linx , prime 95
i tried 200x16 , mem on 2000 , timings 8, 1,65V,
what am i doing wrong .
i also tried 1600 cl7 , and still pc froze
i have tried another memory sticks ocz 1600 cl7 and it works ok

M/B:gigabyte x58 extreme BIOS:F9D
MEMORY:F3-16000CL8T-6GBPS
CPU: Core i7 920 rev D0

SETTINGS BIOS

CPU Clock Ratio - 19x for 3.8GHz
QPI Link Speed - AUTO
Base Clock Control - Enabled
BCLK Frequency - 200
Performance Enhance - Standard
Extreme Memory Profile - Disabled
System Memory Multiplier - 10

Uncore & QPI Features
Uncore Frequency - 4000

DRAM Timing Selectable - Manual

CAS Latency Time -8
tRCD - 8
tRP -8
tRAS - 21

Enter these for the other three as well.

Channel A Timing Settings

Advanced Timings
Command Rate - 2

Advanced Voltage Control
Load-Line Calibration - Disabled
CPU Vcore - 1.325V
QPI/VTT Voltage - 1.50V
CPU PLL - 1.900V

PCIE - AUTO
QPI PLL - 1.300V
IOH Core - 1.400V
ICH I/O - 1.600V
ICH Core - 1.300V
DRAM Voltage - 1.640V
Rest to AUTO

[Tradesman]

What's your tRFC at? prob want about 195 if in ns, else around 68 in clicks. Also, with this speed RAM you'll have to give the CPU a decent OC to run at 2000. Might be better off running them at 1600.

[STINGER]

my memory supports xmp profiles, what settings do you recommend (in bios) so the memory will run at it's rated speed - so it will pass occt test: linx: prime95

no post pc

F3-16000CL8T-6GBPS

143x18 MEMORY 2000 MHZ CL8 1.65V

[GSKILL TECH]

Try lowering CPU multiplier, it may be too high to operate the memory at DDR3-2000.

You can try XMP profile 1 as well to see if that will make a difference.

Try testing each stick individually at 2000 to make sure the memory sticks aren't bad.

Thank you
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