many comp freezes 6xF3-12800 CL9T- 6GBNQ

[diesel1l]

gskill has replied to two other post already... this is support right?

[GSKILL TECH]

Try these settings and let me know the results. If they still don't work, go ahead and send those in for new replacements.

http://www.gskill.com/rma.php

Frequency / Voltage Control:

CPU Clock Ratio - 20 X for 3.2GHz
CPU Host Frequency - 160
CPU Uncore Frequency - 3200
Spread Spectrum - Disabled

Memory Feature (submenu)
Memory Control Setting - Enabled
Memory Frequency - 1600MHz

tCL Setting - 9
tRCD Setting - 9
tRP Setting - 9
tRAS Setiing - 24
Command Rate - 1T
The rest can be AUTO.

Voltage Control (submenu)
CPU VCore - 1.300V
CPU VTT Voltage - +100mV
CPU PLL VCore - 1.900V
DIMM Voltage - 1.65V
QPI PLL VCore - 1.550V
IOH Vcore - 1.500V
IOH/ICH I/O Voltage - 1.600V
ICH VCore - 1.200V

CPU Feature (submenu)
Intel SpeedStep - Disabled
Turbo Mode Function - Disabled
CxE Function - Disabled
Execute Disable Bit - Enabled
Virtualization Technology - Enabled

Intel HT Technology - Enabled
Active Processor Cores - All

QPI Control Settings - Enabled
QPI Link Fast Mode - Enabled
QPI Frequency Selection - 3200

IOH may be too low for 6 sticks.

Thank you
GSKILL SUPPORT

[doran1385]

Have you tried checking out your video card with that program I mentioned diesel? Im not trying to get in your business but it helps to find the root of the problem, diagnosed making it much easier to RMA you some sticks if they are indeed bad. Shoot me your specs on your system and I will see if I can do some research as well, as I said before, I went through this exact problem you are having and it was this: drivers/video card, I got the drivers resolved to the best of my ability (even though 190.62 nvidia drivers fail to impress me - as its been said, "the more options you have in something, the more things can fail"), once I did, the only thing left was power supply, which I tested good on other working devices & vid card. Let me know whats been done, what kind of power supply you have and what kind of video card you have, as that was not before mentioned (I dont think anyway....)

[diesel1l]

g skill those settings did not fix my problem. It says on the RMA form that i need a RMA number or 1. Product(s) returned without an RMA number may be refused. If you could please provide me with one it would be appreciated, thank you.

[GSKILL TECH]

Once you email the RMA form to us, we will send you the revised version of the RMA form with the updated RMA number so you can simply print it out and include it in your package.

Thank you
GSKILL SUPPORT

[Tradesman]

What Doran1385 has said has a lot of merit have run into problems like this on a number of times, and on more than a few occasions it has come from the graphics card.

[diesel1l]

i dont mean to rule it out you guys but i have one of these EVGA 01G-P3-1287-AR GeForce GTX 285 SSC Edition 1GB 512-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card.... so i dont think its a problem my computer is basically brand new, sucks to not be able to use it... all my drivers are updated for everything...

[Tradesman]

It may have nothing at all to do with the card proper - just saying you might try it with the previous driver or a newer/beta driver. Just would hate to see down time from an unneeded RMA, because if it is, say the graphics driver, you will probably continue to have the same problem after waiting for the RMA exchange and be right where you are now (with a lost 1-2 weeks.

[GSKILL TECH]

What stepping is your CPU? Try using Command Rate 2T and upping the CPU VCore. Let me know how that goes.

Frequency / Voltage Control:

CPU Clock Ratio - 20 X for 3.2GHz
CPU Host Frequency - 160
CPU Uncore Frequency - 3200
Spread Spectrum - Disabled

Memory Feature (submenu)
Memory Control Setting - Enabled
Memory Frequency - 1600MHz

tCL Setting - 9
tRCD Setting - 9
tRP Setting - 9
tRAS Setiing - 24
Command Rate - 2T
The rest can be AUTO.

Voltage Control (submenu)
CPU VCore - 1.350V
CPU VTT Voltage - +100mV
CPU PLL VCore - 1.900V
DIMM Voltage - 1.65V
QPI PLL VCore - 1.550V
IOH Vcore - 1.500V
IOH/ICH I/O Voltage - 1.600V
ICH VCore - 1.200V

CPU Feature (submenu)
Intel SpeedStep - Disabled
Turbo Mode Function - Disabled
CxE Function - Disabled
Execute Disable Bit - Enabled
Virtualization Technology - Enabled

Intel HT Technology - Enabled
Active Processor Cores - All

QPI Control Settings - Enabled
QPI Link Fast Mode - Enabled
QPI Frequency Selection - 3200

Thank you
GSKILL SUPPORT