GA-P67A-UD3R issue

[Dark Mantis]

I mean 10 passes on each module individually. That is the recognised test of the memory.

[ov2rey]

i have done 15 pass!


no error

[Dark Mantis]

Well that module certainly seems ok. What about the other three ?

[ov2rey]

Yes I test run other ram on and setup also show no error.
How come i enable xmp so many error

[Dark Mantis]

Probably because you are running four sticks rather than two. If you want to test this out try removing DDR3_2 and DDR3_4 and see if you cna then enable XMP without problems.

Anyway back to the issue. As your memory has tested ok we can now move on and check the settings. Can you list the default settings/timings here  please. They should be printed on the side of the modules and probably on the packaging.

[ov2rey]

Probably because you are running four sticks rather than two. If you want to test this out try removing DDR3_2 and DDR3_4 and see if you cna then enable XMP without problems.

Anyway back to the issue. As your memory has testewd ok we can now move on and check the settings. Can you list the default settings/timings here  please. They should be printed on the side of the modules and probably on the packaging.

i did try removing ddr3_2 and 4, i still getting same problem

there is my bios photo that enable XMP mode

[Dark Mantis]

Just to check try the two modules in DDR3_2 and 4 instead.

[ov2rey]

Just to check try the two modules in DDR3_2 and 4 instead.

it show me 2 channel

i try put 2 ram on DDR3_2 and 4 it show me same problem.

i read from G.Skill Forums that P55 board from Gigabyte has the problem with compatible untill Gigabyte release a new bios to fix the bug.
could it be the same problem?

Dual Channel Memory Configurations:
Channel 0: DDR3_1, DDR3_2
Channel 1: DDR3_3, DDR3_4

[Dark Mantis]

Right, make sure that you keep the sticks in their pairs as they are matched.

Fit all the modules.

Go into the BIOS and manually enter the timings into the memory settings 7-8-7-24.

Then make the voltage 1.66v

Make sure the QPI/Vtt is set to somewhere between 1.2 and 1.4v (you will have to play around with this setting for stability)

Make your Uncore twice the memory multiplier or twice plus 2. In other words if your memory multiplier is 10 set the uncore to 20-22

[ov2rey]

Right, make sure that you keep the sticks in their pairs as they are matched.

Fit all the modules.

Go into the BIOS and manually enter the timings into the memory settings 7-8-7-24.

Then make the voltage 1.66v

Make sure the QPI/Vtt is set to somewhere between 1.2 and 1.4v (you will have to play around with this setting for stability)

Make your Uncore twice the memory multiplier or twice plus 2. In other words if your memory multiplier is 10 set the uncore to 20-22

sorry i not very good in bios setting

where can i find uncore setting?

[Dark Mantis]

Forget the Uncore as it would not seem to be available from your manual.

[ov2rey]

Forget the Uncore as it would not seem to be available from your manual.

T.T why is it so hard to get the ram work!

sorry im very noob.

is this setting correct?

[Dark Mantis]

Yes the settings are correct. If they don't work though pull the voltage back to 1.5v

[ov2rey]

Yes the settings are correct. If they don't work though pull the voltage back to 1.5v

it doesn't work
i even try Dram @ 1.6v
if i set QPI/Vtt any higher then 1.2v the system cannot start

[Dark Mantis]

I really don't know where to go next with this. Nothing we do seems to make any difference. It's possible the CPU is faulty although it doesn't happen often.