Blue Screen Crash code x58a-ud5

[Songguy]

W7 64
ga-x58a-ud5 v2
intel i7 950

my rig will blue screen after being left on for a hour or 2.
i took a pic of the crash screen in case someone might recognize this code and what it means.

many thanks,
chris

[Dark Mantis]

Hi and welcome to the Gigabyte Forum and Happy Christmas.

Usually it will either be a RAM or hard drive problem with this message. You haven't said what you have installed in that way so it's a littlke hard to comment further on that.

[Songguy]

Hi and happy holidays!

SSD corsair p128
12 GB  CORSAIR XMS3  240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333

Thanks for the reply,
Chris

[Dark Mantis]

Is the memory 2 or 4 GB sticks?

Have you installed them as Auto or manual settings?

[Songguy]

Ram is 2gb sticks. Installed as auto... I dont have a need to OC so my knowledge on ram speed and timing is a little remedial. I let bios configure the ram.

[Dark Mantis]

That's where your problem lies then especially as you have filled all the memory slots and put an extra strain on the memory controller. You will need to manually configure the settings to compensate.
If you list your memory settings and voltages I will see if I can give you a hand to get them right.

You would probably get away with the Auto setting if you only had three sticks intalled.

[Songguy]

mr mantis,

i took some pics of my setting. if this is not helpful please give me further details on what you need to see.
Chris

[Songguy]

and this one..

[Dark Mantis]

Normally there are settings printed on the side of the modules, something like 8-8-8-24 1.65V.

[Songguy]

Sorry.

9-9-9-24 1.5 volt

[Dark Mantis]

Sorry.

9-9-9-24 1.5 volt

OK no problem.

Go into the BIOS and instead of Auto select Manual for the memory settings.
Next enter the timings you just gave me 9 in the first one , 9 in the second and third and the 24 in the forth one.
Under memory voltage select 1.55V
Set the QPI/Vtt to between 1.15 and  1.4V you may have to play around with this to find the best setting.

 See how you get on with that and post back with the results.

[Songguy]

Will do, thanks.

[Songguy]

Is DRAM the same  the RAM we are talking about?

[Dark Mantis]

Yes, RAM, DRAM, Memory all the same.

[Bightman]

Ihave the exact same problem with the exact similar hardware:

I have The same mobo, 2x4 gb of (Corsair again 2000mHz ram), Nvidia Quadro 4000 VGA. Adequate Thermaltake PSU. Blue screen almost every 2 hours like you.

It seems this is about RAM. Could you find any solutions to this problem?