Need help

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cooka

Discussion Starter · Mar 12, 2009

P5Q-E with an E5200 CPU,as soon as I start prime,my system reboots by itself ,of coarse this set up is not stable,intel burn passes the 1st test,everything else fails,maybe someone can help me,thanks

CPU RATIO - 12.5
FSB FREQ.- 300
PCIE FREQ.- 100
FSB STRAP TO NB - AUTO
DRAM FREQ.- DDR2 800MHZ
DRAM CLOCK SKEW on channel A1- NORMAL
DRAM CLK SKEW on A2-NORMAL
DRAM CLK SKEW on B1-NORMAL
DRAM CLK SKEW on B2-NORMAL
DRAM TIMING CONTROL-AUTO
DRAM STATIC READ CONTROL - DISABLED
DRAM READ TRAINING - DISABLED
MEMORY OC CHARGER - ENABLED
Ai CLOCK TWISTER -STRONG
Ai TRANSACTION BOOSTER - AUTO
CPU VOLTAGE-1.46250 CPU-Z says 1.440v
CPU GTL VOLTAGE REFERENCE (0/2) -0.640X
CPU GTL VOLTAGE REFERENCE (1/3)-0.680X
CPU PLL VOLTAGE - 1.6V
FSB TERMINATION VOLTAGE-1.30V
DRAM VOLTAGE - 1.84V
NB VOLTAGE - 1.30V
NB GTL REFERENCE - 0.640X
SB VOLTAGE - 1.20V
PCIE SATA VOLTAGE - 1.50V
LOAD LINE CALIBRATION - ENABLED
CPU SPREAD SPECTRUM - DISABLED
PCIE SPREAD SPECTRUM - DISABLED
CPU CLOCK SKEW - AUTO
NB CLOCK SKEW - AUTO
CPU MARGIN ENHANCEMENT - OPTIMIZED

well there you have it,way to many settings,I think I understand like 3 of them,if anyone can help that would be great,thank you

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If everything is stock, make sure your ram has the correct voltage running to it. It should state what's needed on the sticker on the sticks of ram. Make sure the voltage setting in your bios corresponds with what's on there.

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Brythe

· #3 · Mar 12, 2009

Nothing is on stock. From the BIOS settings he posted his FSB: 300Mhz, Multi: 12.5 and vcore: 1.4625v.

Not surprising the machine reboots. Your CPU is running at 3.75Ghz and is not stable. Lower the voltage down to around 1.3625v and lower the multi to 11.