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I'm having problems with my modules being stable, as best as I can tell.
I got everything from Newegg: ASUS Sabertooth FX990, FX-8120 Zambezi, Team XTreem 2x4GB, G.Skill RipJaws 8GB.
Three months later, I'm running into BSODs in Win7 64-bit like there's no tomorrow, with everything rather from resource errors to memory management issues.
Running Memtestx86, it comes up with errors in the ~7700-7900 range, and I'm not sure if this is due to voltage not being setup correctly in the bios, or if the module(s) have failed. I have definitely concluded that it's not a channel issue, since I removed the Team Xtreem modules, and I'm still getting the same range as being bad. However, if I only have 1 module from G.Skill in, I don't get any errors, so as bad as I can tell, either they're not communicating with each other well, or there's some setting in the BIOS that I need to change.
I've already tried the settings mentioned for AMD MBs, with changing the default freqs and voltages, with no success.
I got everything from Newegg: ASUS Sabertooth FX990, FX-8120 Zambezi, Team XTreem 2x4GB, G.Skill RipJaws 8GB.
Three months later, I'm running into BSODs in Win7 64-bit like there's no tomorrow, with everything rather from resource errors to memory management issues.
Running Memtestx86, it comes up with errors in the ~7700-7900 range, and I'm not sure if this is due to voltage not being setup correctly in the bios, or if the module(s) have failed. I have definitely concluded that it's not a channel issue, since I removed the Team Xtreem modules, and I'm still getting the same range as being bad. However, if I only have 1 module from G.Skill in, I don't get any errors, so as bad as I can tell, either they're not communicating with each other well, or there's some setting in the BIOS that I need to change.
I've already tried the settings mentioned for AMD MBs, with changing the default freqs and voltages, with no success.
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