I'll PM you shortly as soon as I've fetched all BIOS settings. My modules are 1 GB modules. The TW and 2G in Corsair's article codes refers to a twin kit of a total of 2 GB. So I wouldn't like to run on only 3 GB.Originally Posted by saaya
sorry, i dont get what you mean with swapping the one stick to another slot...
your mem cant run 1600 999? what kind of rating is that anyways? 1600 999 is teribly slow...
so your running 4 2gb modules, right? how about running 3x2gb, maybe that works? might be a bios problem since the bios remapps the memory address space...
might be worth giving a try, and i doubt you need more than 6gb... but 1600 999? damn thats terrible... isnt 1200 777 faster than 1600 999?
if you shoot me a pm with all your settings ill see if i can help you get it stable at higher speeds
According to Everest 5.01, I am getting a read throughput of roughly 14 GB opn 7-7-7-20/1200 but up to 17 or 18 at 9-9-9-24/1600. The question is indeed if that would reflect in a higher system performance....
1600 9-9-9-24 is the XMP profile's settings stored in the modules, but they run fine at 8-8-8-20/1600 too, except for certainly still having those reboot issues.
What I mean by moving one memory module is that the manual states that for a four module configuration one should use slots A1-A2-B2-C2. '2' are the orange slots, and A1 would be the black one closest to the CPU socket.
When it comes to bus termination, and the RAM modules' on-die termination, wouldn't it make more sense to have the fourth module in the last of the black slots? To terminate the signals at the end of the copper traces.
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