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Originally Posted by ProStreetCamaro
That was because there are not ok with the timings of the RAM,I have the same problems in the Asus EVO and not boot correctly
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Originally Posted by ProStreetCamaro
That was because there are not ok with the timings of the RAM,I have the same problems in the Asus EVO and not boot correctly
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Originally Posted by Polloloko
It did it no matter if i ram the ram at advertised speeds or overclocked. They are on the way back to newegg for a refund. Great ram once i got into windows thats for sure!
Why a refund? Do you think is a problem of Asus or a problem with the ram?Quote:
Originally Posted by ProStreetCamaro
And wich model do you change for that?
http://tof.canardpc.com/view/7ceda90...00e1e2aa96.jpg
Asrock P67 Extreme 6 - 1.65v
Really a great kit for an affordable price :up:
Do you have problems with power ON the PC with the boot? I have a Asus P8P67 EVO and sometimes boot fail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivon
Thanks
It depends on mobo not rams,i did not experience power on problems with extreme6
No. It boots with 2133 with no problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polloloko
My problems was that power On but stand by a few seconds and power off automactly and later power on good or reboot.But in Windows runs ok with SuperPi
Did you update your BIOS? ASUS released a new version to fix that exact problem. There's a thread about it here in XS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polloloko
I have the Beta Version 1053,I don't see a newest in the web.
Did you do the whole process they recommended, clearing CMOS with the PSU off, then booting into Windows then clearing it again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Polloloko
No,ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by danielkza
1. Clear CMOS
2. Boot windows
3: Clear CMOS again?
I don't understand 100% thanks