Did you change anything?
Can you post your OCing info / bios data?
Can you post your OCing info / bios data?
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Clock Ratio - 21x
Turbo Boost - Disabled
CPU Cores Enabled - All
CPU Multi-Threading - Enabled
C1E - Disabled
C3/C6/C7 State Support - Disabled
CPU Thermal Monitor - Disabled
CPU EIST Function - Disabled
Bi-Directional PROCHOT - Disabled
QPI Clock Ratio - Auto (7.2GHz)
Uncore Clock Ratio - x16 (3200MHz)
BCLK - 200
XMP - Disabled
Memory Multiplier - 8.0 (1600MHz)
Memory Timing - 7-8-7-20 1T
Load-Line Calibration - Enabled
CPU Vcore - 1.4375v
QPI/VTT - 1.395v
Dram Voltage - 1.50v
All other voltages on Auto
Let me know if I left anything out you need.
Originally Posted by Defoler Did you change anything? Can you post your OCing info / bios data? |
Turbo Boost - Disabled
CPU Cores Enabled - All
CPU Multi-Threading - Enabled
C1E - Disabled
C3/C6/C7 State Support - Disabled
CPU Thermal Monitor - Disabled
CPU EIST Function - Disabled
Bi-Directional PROCHOT - Disabled
QPI Clock Ratio - Auto (7.2GHz)
Uncore Clock Ratio - x16 (3200MHz)
BCLK - 200
XMP - Disabled
Memory Multiplier - 8.0 (1600MHz)
Memory Timing - 7-8-7-20 1T
Load-Line Calibration - Enabled
CPU Vcore - 1.4375v
QPI/VTT - 1.395v
Dram Voltage - 1.50v
All other voltages on Auto
Let me know if I left anything out you need.
Still randomly getting this error...
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I ran 50 passes of LinX with no errors... I'd say it's stable. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to this error. I was just browsing the net through Firefox last time it happened.
Originally Posted by Allenssmart 2 letter bsod codes generally mean that more vcore is required. is your computer even stable to start with? |
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Load-Line Calibration is enabled.
The BSOD is very random and has happened only 3-4 times. Sometimes under load, and sometimes at idle.
My overclock is a bit different than I listed above. Here are my current settings:
21*180=3.78GHz
QPI Link Speed - 6.48GHz
Uncore Frequency - 3600MHz
Memory Multiplier - 10.0
Memory Frequency - 1800MHz
Timing - 8-8-8-20 1T (tRFC 64)
Load-Line Calibration - Enabled
Vcore - 1.250v (1.232v in CPU-Z)
QPI/VTT Voltage - 1.395v
DRAM Voltage - 1.50v
Originally Posted by Allenssmart ok that's very stable under load. 1. Do you have load line calibration enabled? 2. Do you get the bsod under intense cpu usage (gaming, video encoding) or during idle (word processing, firefox, email) ? 3. download cpu-z. what is the vcore on cpu-z? |
The BSOD is very random and has happened only 3-4 times. Sometimes under load, and sometimes at idle.
My overclock is a bit different than I listed above. Here are my current settings:
21*180=3.78GHz
QPI Link Speed - 6.48GHz
Uncore Frequency - 3600MHz
Memory Multiplier - 10.0
Memory Frequency - 1800MHz
Timing - 8-8-8-20 1T (tRFC 64)
Load-Line Calibration - Enabled
Vcore - 1.250v (1.232v in CPU-Z)
QPI/VTT Voltage - 1.395v
DRAM Voltage - 1.50v
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I've been through this before. It's not the QPI. It's totally normal to need a higher QPI/VTT voltage when running ram at higher frequencies. I have my ram running at 1800MHz.
A G.Skill support technician told me that to run at 2000MHz, a QPI/VTT upwards of 1.6v may be needed. That's a little too high for my liking, so I cut my RAM back down to 1800MHz.
Originally Posted by Allenssmart **** DUDE! i think i might know the problem, just maybe. your qpi/vtt voltage is WAYYy to high, and wtih qpi/vtt, high voltage may cause just as much INSTABILITY as low voltages. try lowering that to like 1.25, it's really WAY too high. if it's unstable at 1.25, slowly go up. i'm almost sure that's it. |
A G.Skill support technician told me that to run at 2000MHz, a QPI/VTT upwards of 1.6v may be needed. That's a little too high for my liking, so I cut my RAM back down to 1800MHz.
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