Grnfinger: I have MOST of those settings (besides the RAM, it seems to be fine the way it is), but I had not changed GTL Reference, how much of a difference does this make?
Grnfinger: I have MOST of those settings (besides the RAM, it seems to be fine the way it is), but I had not changed GTL Reference, how much of a difference does this make?
#OverkIll
Can you try change: DRAM Frequency: DDR2-900 to auto instead if you not already have tried. I can not post then i select the speed even though it boots just fine on the same speed then using auto
OK, it WILL NOT post at 450x8, BUT, it posts no problem at 400x9, and now with those updated settings from Grnfinger, it's priming and hasn't calfed yet. I had to boot into Windows (was in Linux before) and so I'll just stay in Windows now for a while and see how this goes...... It's HOT (two cores are 72, two others are 69 in Real Temp) but that's on small FFT, and it never gets anywhere near this kind of CPU usage during normal use in Linux. It runs WCG/SETI at 40% all the time, so always runs cooler.
RAM is now at 960-something. I had the choice of 960-something and 1280 and I somehow doubt my RAM will do 1280....
Funny part is, my CPU voltage is still at 1.475, I haven't changed it. So it had to be something else that was causing the instability before, and not the CPU voltage......
nb needs more giggawatts!
Current Status - Testing & Research
UPDATE: Rebooted by itself after "successfully completed 8K self-test" and had started again...... About 20 minutes uptime under full load. So I bumped the CPU voltage up one notch (it's at 1.48xx now) and started again.
-Chris
EDIT: Voltage in CPU-Z is 1.464 under full load with it set at 1.48x in the BIOS......
Very good keep us posted.
I run 1.53 NB volts for 4x2GB's running 2x1GBs I only need 1.47NB volts
If your getting a Det dram hang you will need to adjust PL level, your ram will play a major roll in this depending on the spd. try PL 8 or higher and see if it boots.
BTW running auto for any setting is not a good idea, its better to place all values manually.
Last edited by Grnfinger; 07-19-2008 at 12:21 PM.
now try pull ins to get back to 7
Current Status - Testing & Research
Interesting idea..... I remember I was doing this before when I was running 3.0Ghz, and using them to get to 6......
I went and grabbed an Athlon 2400+ fan from my pile, and am using that on my RAM and NB now (it's good sized, JUST fits below my HSF) and now the NB and RAM are cool to the touch. I had broke my Athlon fan that I was using on my RAM before, so I wedged the ASUS NB cooler fan (the "optional" one that comes with the board) in between the DIMM's but noticed the ram was STILL hot to the touch with that on there, whereas with the fan previously, they were cold. It obviously was not moving enough air. I wonder if this was causing some stability issues as well? I dunno.
Thing is still priming!!!
And CPU voltage is still at 1.475. It NEVER ran this long before (at 3.6Ghz). It's well into it's second 8K batch now......... but I bumped NB up to 1.51 and FSB Term to 1.42 I think when it rebooted the last time.
OK, seems it's stable on the small FFT tests now, but if I go to run BLEND, it locks solid within seconds.............. I know this is RAM related, but the RAM used to run 1113Mhz on PL6 at 3.0Ghz on BLEND all day long..... So does this mean it's NB voltage?
OK, I have it at 1.53V on the NB now and running BLEND. It hasn't frozen.............yet.
That was for overkill,
I have some ram settngs you can try , will post them is few mins just updating my X-FI card
See how this works for you
CAS# Latency - 5
RAS# to CAS# Delay - 5
RAS# PRE Time - 5
RAS# ACT time - 15
RAS# to RAS# Delay - 3
Ref Cycle Time - 30
Write Recovery Time -6
READ to PRE Time -3
READ to Write Delay (S/D) - 8
WRITE to READ Delay (S) - 3
WRITE to READ Delay (D) - 5
READ to READ Delay (S) - 4
READ to READ Delay (S) - 6
WRITE to WRITE Delay (S) - 4
WRITE to WRITE Delay (D) - 6
DRAM Static Read Control - Enabled
Ai Clock Twister - Strong
Transaction Booster - Disabled
Relax Level - 0
Last edited by Grnfinger; 07-19-2008 at 02:10 PM.
OK, it's not freezing under BLEND now. I think I'll play with the pull-ins.
-Chris
Looks like I'm stuck at PL8 with pull-ins off. Funny thing is, it primed on BLEND for 30 minutes no problem and then I turned on ALL the pull-ins, booted into Windows, ran BLEND, it froze after like 10 seconds, then turned them all off. And booted into Windows. Ran BLEND, then it froze again after a minute!!! WTF???? So, bumped it up to 1.55 with all the pull-ins enabled, and it froze. Turned them all off, booted into Windows and then froze after like 5 minutes. SO, now it's at 1.58, and we'll see if it freezes...............
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