** Official ** Gigabyte UD3 P45 Series -- EP45-UD3 / EP45-UD3R / EP45-UD3P

[pangingIII]

Ghostleader,

try the above voltage setting in your BIOS, i just booted with this setting and run a few quick system tests as you see in the pic.

to see if you can get a stable system with the voltage setting, if so, and with 2x1GB RAM, you can try lower MCH core and CPU termination voltages,
and then retest your overclock again, i would say MCH core 1.30-1.36v, CPU termination 1.20-1.30v, also try MCH ref. value 0.68v and maybe 0.72v (of VTT 1.20v),
for memory timings, you may want to first try setting Auto, and if you set Turbo, the board's bios will enter SPD's (usually, it will be using timing of the module when running at DDR2-800) timings and this should work ok with a good overclocking ram kit like yours.

i hope this helps.


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note-- in order to use the ET6's voltage setting value in your BIOS, for example, if you want to try my voltage setting (above),
the easy way is to first set VTT to 1.20v, Vdimm 1.80v,
and then set the other voltage and ref. settings using the value shown in the ET6 and go back to VTT and Vdimm and change the 2 values last.
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