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post #751 of 4104
I'm quite worried now:

[Sat Oct 27 17:38:26 2012]
Self-test 864K passed!
Self-test 864K passed!
Self-test 864K passed!
Self-test 864K passed!
Self-test 864K passed!
FATAL ERROR: Resulting sum was 0, expected: 9.524122361919835e+086
Hardware failure detected, consult stress.txt file.
Self-test 864K passed!
[Sat Oct 27 17:47:13 2012]
Self-test 21K passed!
Self-test 32K passed!
Self-test 32K passed!
Self-test 32K passed!
Self-test 32K passed!
Self-test 32K passed!


STOCK voltages, STOCK clocks, STOCK BIOS. ONLY thing touched is:
RAM set to 1600mhz & timings (both TESTED speeds and clocks by CORSAIR)

Any advice please...?
post #752 of 4104
The reason I mentioned taking out two sticks is because it's harder on the IMC when you have all four slots filled, even with your CPU at stock. Take out two and then retest.
post #753 of 4104
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Originally Posted by SimpleTech View Post

The reason I mentioned taking out two sticks is because it's harder on the IMC when you have all four slots filled, even with your CPU at stock. Take out two and then retest.

what do you suggest I test with?
p95?
If so - should I do a normal blend?

I'm creating a new thread...
post #754 of 4104
Do a custom blend - 90% memory used
post #755 of 4104
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Do a custom blend - 90% memory used

Ok - will do.
+rep for trying to help me out smile.gif

Here's the settings:
post #756 of 4104
^^ Looks about right to me. Keep it going for 10 hours. If nothing has failed, then try overclocking again.
post #757 of 4104
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Originally Posted by SimpleTech View Post

^^ Looks about right to me. Keep it going for 10 hours. If nothing has failed, then try overclocking again.

forgot to pull 2 sticks out though.
I'll see how long this lasts

If it doesn't I'll pull two sticks out (go to 8GB RAM)
post #758 of 4104
Ok created a new thread - I'll see how it goes from there:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1320660/need-help-with-running-a-stable-system

Out of interest about the +12v rail....isn't it too low @7v?
post #759 of 4104
Your computer would not turn on if your 12V rail were at 7V. Software is never reliable nor should it be taken seriously. wink.gif Use a voltmeter for that kind of thing.
post #760 of 4104
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Originally Posted by SimpleTech View Post

Your computer would not turn on if your 12V rail were at 7V. Software is never reliable nor should it be taken seriously. wink.gif Use a voltmeter for that kind of thing.

understood smile.gif

FYI:
P95 failed.
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