Ever since I build my PC I'm getting constant, yet erratic blue screens under Win7. I'm pretty sure it's the RAM since the frequency of BSOD occasions changes when I fiddle with RAM setting in BIOS or have one instead of two modules inserted (yes even with one module it bsods on me).
This is my hardware:
AMD Athlon II X2 250 3.00GHz
GIGABYTE GA-MA785GMT-UD2H [F3 bios]
2x2048MB Kit G.Skill 4GBNT PC3-10600 1333MHz CL9
These are my settings (at the moment -> optimized defaults):
In a different forum people told me I should up my RAM to the speed they are made for: 1333mhz at 1,5V. When I put everything to manual I can go 1333, but then the memory voltage is at 1,6 and I can go only up from there.
What to do?
This is my hardware:
AMD Athlon II X2 250 3.00GHz
GIGABYTE GA-MA785GMT-UD2H [F3 bios]
2x2048MB Kit G.Skill 4GBNT PC3-10600 1333MHz CL9
These are my settings (at the moment -> optimized defaults):
memory clock: auto x5,33 1066mhz
DCTs mode: unganged
Auto timings at: 7T,7T,7T,20T
TwTr: 4T
Trfc0 for both: 110ms
Write Recovery Time: 8T
Precharge Time: 4
Row Cycle Time: 27T
RAS to RAS delay: 4T
Bank interleaving: enabled
Channel interleaving: enabled
DCTs mode: unganged
Auto timings at: 7T,7T,7T,20T
TwTr: 4T
Trfc0 for both: 110ms
Write Recovery Time: 8T
Precharge Time: 4
Row Cycle Time: 27T
RAS to RAS delay: 4T
Bank interleaving: enabled
Channel interleaving: enabled
What to do?
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