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Imposible to run RAM at 1006 in GA-MA770-UD3

Imposible to run RAM at 1006 in GA-MA770-UD3
« on: February 20, 2010, 02:15:57 am »
Hi everybody, at first I´m sorry for my really bad English.
I have this RAM module http://gskill.com/products.php?index=53 and it is imposible that runs at 1066.
It´s only changed the multiplier in the CPU, but the other values are default in BIOS.
I change manually the values to RAM especified by manufactuer (freq, volt and timings),this are them:



But when I save the BIOS values, and restart the system, the WIN7 is loaded, but with memory default values!in the better way, because another times the system starts with this


Can anybody help me? please , I don´t know what I can do.
Thanksss a lot
Cheers

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Re: Imposible to run RAM at 1006 in GA-MA770-UD3
« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2010, 01:28:49 pm »
Hi there, a few questions for you.....

1. What revision number is your Mobo?

2. Is the memory you are using on the Qualified Vendors list for your Mobo?

3. Which CPU do you have?

Remember, when all else fails a cup of tea and a good swear will often help! It won't solve the problem but it will make you feel better.

Re: Imposible to run RAM at 1006 in GA-MA770-UD3
« Reply #2 on: February 20, 2010, 06:43:40 pm »
Ok, I´m sorry, the MB is rev. 1.0, and yesterday I upgraded to F8 BIOS version, the cpu; AMD x2 770BE. I´m afraid the RAM is not listed http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/FileList/MemorySupport/motherboard_memory_ga-ma770-ud3.pdf, may be this the problem?
At 800 it works perfect, even I have increased fsb only to watch what could be happen, and ok.
 :P :P
Thank you

Re: Imposible to run RAM at 1006 in GA-MA770-UD3
« Reply #3 on: February 21, 2010, 01:08:43 am »
I´m sorry I don´t know edit the post directly. I mean AMDx2 7750BE

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Re: Imposible to run RAM at 1006 in GA-MA770-UD3
« Reply #4 on: February 21, 2010, 10:33:04 am »
Getting your system to run properly might take a bit of experimentation with your bios settings.

A good place to start might be running the system with its default settings and using the Gigabyte easy tune software, within windows, to discover what settings are best. Once you have found this out you can then alter bios to match.
Remember, when all else fails a cup of tea and a good swear will often help! It won't solve the problem but it will make you feel better.