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If I select the XMP profile and save BIOS settings I can boot, post and run stress tests all day long. No problem.
However, the system has a good chance of failing when it resumes from S3. It will start to wake up but then just shut down. Subsequent boot attempts result in immediate shutdown after the power comes on.
When this happens I need to wait a moment then power up. It will post with the failed overclock message and I reset to default "auto" settings and all is well.
I am not a huge overclocker. I just want to run this RAM at it's advertised speed in a board the manufacturer claims it works with.
I saw the sticky note at the top of the forum with settings. That seems to fly in the face of the point of XMP profiles to begin with. The directions call for 1.65V dram and the board only does 1.64 or 1.66 and errors at you for 1.65. I might give them a try.
I'm running the latest 901 bios. Other than setting the XMP profile I made no other changes beyond stock settings.
However, the system has a good chance of failing when it resumes from S3. It will start to wake up but then just shut down. Subsequent boot attempts result in immediate shutdown after the power comes on.
When this happens I need to wait a moment then power up. It will post with the failed overclock message and I reset to default "auto" settings and all is well.
I am not a huge overclocker. I just want to run this RAM at it's advertised speed in a board the manufacturer claims it works with.
I saw the sticky note at the top of the forum with settings. That seems to fly in the face of the point of XMP profiles to begin with. The directions call for 1.65V dram and the board only does 1.64 or 1.66 and errors at you for 1.65. I might give them a try.
I'm running the latest 901 bios. Other than setting the XMP profile I made no other changes beyond stock settings.
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