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Old 05-20-09   #21 (permalink)
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I did. I took some cpu-z pics that might help.
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Ok now you need to find out what your RAM speed should be at. The "slower" of the two sets is really the info we need.

What ram sticks are you running?

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Well your running two different manufacturers of ram two different speeds so I would reset the bios and just use 2 sticks of ram. I'll bet that's it.
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I had a similar problem with my Asus P5ld2-vm. I set the PCI express frequency to 110 and upped my core voltage and it cured my problem.
Increasing the PCI-Express frequency can kill the card I think, 110 seems too high compared to 100MHz.
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Well your running two different manufacturers of ram two different speeds so I would reset the bios and just use 2 sticks of ram. I'll bet that's it.
i run two diff manufacturers of ram that are two different speeds. I just run them both at the slower ones speed. No problems at all.

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Its so blurry I can't read them sorry.
lawl if you click the pictures they get bigger

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Increasing the PCI-Express frequency can kill the card I think, 110 seems too high compared to 100MHz.
Agreed higher pcie freq is commonly considered not a good idea.

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lawl if you click the pictures they get bigger
I know was thinking of 10 other things.
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Its so blurry I can't read them sorry.
you have to click on them and blow them up.
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The old RAM was 533 and the new RAM is 667. I took the new RAM out though and still have the same problems. At this point all I want is for the computer to run the way it did before I started messing with it, so I guess I just need to know how to do that? Would a system restore help in this?
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The old RAM was 533 and the new RAM is 667. I took the new RAM out though and still have the same problems. At this point all I want is for the computer to run the way it did before I started messing with it, so I guess I just need to know how to do that? Would a system restore help in this?
Try, it can't hurt.
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