Just my two cents here. I have no cold boot problems with the set (partial info of my system only) below:
Asus P7P55D EVO , i7-860, 2xGSkill Ripjaws F3-12800-CL7-4GBRM (total 8GB), WIN7Pro-64Bit running overclocked CPU-3.806GHz (BCLK 173, 22 multi), RAM-1730MHz (10:2 divider, 8-9-8-24-1T), Intel 160GB G2 SSD for OS, 2xSamsung Spinpoint F3 in RAID1 for storage.
Edit: RAM voltage 1.65V.
The only "problem" I had after setting-up this system was that divider 10:2 did not work: no POST or BSOD right after desktop was loaded with default settings. After loading a new bios version and few CMOS reset and loading default bios settings with 'auto' everywhere in bios problem was solved.
Now, after 4 months in operation and after couple hundreds of cold boots, no BSODs caused by memory EXCEPT sometimes recovering from sleep mode causes restart (not counting BSOD's when I have OC'ed my system too far). This, however, is most certain a problem with motherboard, not with memory.
Asus P7P55D EVO , i7-860, 2xGSkill Ripjaws F3-12800-CL7-4GBRM (total 8GB), WIN7Pro-64Bit running overclocked CPU-3.806GHz (BCLK 173, 22 multi), RAM-1730MHz (10:2 divider, 8-9-8-24-1T), Intel 160GB G2 SSD for OS, 2xSamsung Spinpoint F3 in RAID1 for storage.
Edit: RAM voltage 1.65V.
The only "problem" I had after setting-up this system was that divider 10:2 did not work: no POST or BSOD right after desktop was loaded with default settings. After loading a new bios version and few CMOS reset and loading default bios settings with 'auto' everywhere in bios problem was solved.
Now, after 4 months in operation and after couple hundreds of cold boots, no BSODs caused by memory EXCEPT sometimes recovering from sleep mode causes restart (not counting BSOD's when I have OC'ed my system too far). This, however, is most certain a problem with motherboard, not with memory.
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