That would be your call, the biggest consideration is that the sticks are good, running stable and your pleased with the performance....can always experiment further to take them higher and higher, a lot of it is time and patience
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No problem.
Raising vtt may have helped. I noticed last night by chance that running the 3dmark11 demo on extreme resulted in driver failure (i never ran the demo before, just benchmarks, which is why i hadnt notices it before). This morning i raised vtt a little and i ran the demo through 5 times with no problems.
Is this pointing towards bad ram or bad mobo do u think? Thx for ur help so far, will keep you posted.
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Can experiment with the voltages, might even try raising DRAM voltage a hair more, (or even VCCSA, not sure how CPU is set up voltage wise i.e. at a fixed amount or with an Offset, that could also be the cause of a crash with games in particular could also be GPU or GPU driver, the GPU makers are constantly updating drivers and it's not performance related but fixes for (primarily) games and BM (bench marks)
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Originally posted by kibwah View PostHi all
I'm in need of help with my recently upgraded system. I suspect my ram may be faulty.
Specs are:
Asrock Xtreme9 x79
i7 3930k
ARES F3-2133C9Q-16GAB
Gigabyte gtx 680
Corsair H80 Cooler
Seasonic 1000w platinum PSU
Firstly I am unable to get the system stable when running the ram at it's advertised spec (2133mhz 9-11-10-2N) 1.65v). When running prime95 i get rounding errors, sometimes within 10 minutes other times after an hour, seems completely random when the errors occur. This happens when processor is at stock clocks or overclocked. I tested today with xmp setting in bios set to 'standard' as oppose to 'xmp-1' 'xmp-2' or 'auto', and was prime stable for 11 hours with no errors.
Also occasionally while playing bf3 the game crashes (game freezes and a weird, short buzz sound comes out of speakers, then crashes to desktop). The application is still running in task manager but the system is unresponsive until close the application through task manager. Could this be ram related?
Thx in advance for your help
ASUS SABERTOOTH X79
Intel Core i7 3930K (Not OC'ed)
ARES F3-2133C9Q-16GAB
Gigabyte Radeon HD7970 Overclocked 3GB
CoolerMaster Silent Pro Gold 1000W Power Supply
Running on Windows 7 64bit
Currently I'm running at 1600 MHz just to keep my system stable.
I've read on other forums with other people are having similar problems. I'll try to follow some of the suggestions to see if I can get it to work as advertised.
Hopefully a MB bios flash could help in the future.
Ben
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Originally posted by Tradesman View PostWill want the latest BIOS, and if wanting to run 2133, it will require an OC, can also prob run at stock CPU Clock, at maybe 1866 and tighten down the timings for 1866
I'll have to do a bit of research again.
Ben
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