I have recently ran hci memtest for windows(8 instances x 1300MB), and it found one error with one thread. Ram is gskill 1600mhz 12gb RL kit 9-9-9-24 1.5v, on asus p6t deluxe latest bios - 2209, i7 965 3.2ghz ,nothing overclocked.
This utility is more stressing than memtest x86 for dos, as in windows memory is used differently.(BTW memtest x86+ two passes passed OK, as have all other threads in hci memtest)
I do have occasional video driver crashes, very rare, nothing else is wrong.
So which voltages should I adjust in the bios before testing again(everything is set to auto right now, XMP , 1600mhz, 1.5v.
should I adjust DRAM voltage or QPI/VTT voltage, and by how much?
Maybe reduce frequency from XMP 1600mhz to 1333mhz, as some say XMP is already overclocking?
And how do I know the default QPI voltage is set to right now?
Thanks!
This utility is more stressing than memtest x86 for dos, as in windows memory is used differently.(BTW memtest x86+ two passes passed OK, as have all other threads in hci memtest)
I do have occasional video driver crashes, very rare, nothing else is wrong.
So which voltages should I adjust in the bios before testing again(everything is set to auto right now, XMP , 1600mhz, 1.5v.
should I adjust DRAM voltage or QPI/VTT voltage, and by how much?
Maybe reduce frequency from XMP 1600mhz to 1333mhz, as some say XMP is already overclocking?
And how do I know the default QPI voltage is set to right now?
Thanks!
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