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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: Quicksilver on May 23, 2012, 08:39:25 am
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so I've been playing with my ram, and noticed that whenever I turn off the computer and turn it on, the dram voltage gets reset to 1.5 (my stock ram is 1.35) I am running the f7 bios. Also, is there somewhere I can find out what the subtimings mean? for example tWL? is that tWCL?
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i've tried the usual such as
1. clear cmos
2. unplug power supply, hold power button, cmos reset
3. unplug cmos battery
4. a combination of all the above
5. unplug all usb except keyboard
6. try 1.55 voltage, and 1.45 voltage
7. re-update bios
8. load optimized settings and then reboot and then retry other voltages
8. and combinations of all the above.
nothing changes except the dram voltage and nothing works. I mean if i dont mind the 1.5v the board works great, but thats a big if when the memory is supposed to run at 1.35v
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also tried every bios from f4 (stock) to f7
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also tried to up the blck a tiny bit, lowering it, using backup bios......maybe time to exchange......bleh
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Hi
Have you synchronised the two BIOS chips as recommended ?
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how do i do that?
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oh and alt f12 doesnt do it
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tried on 3 seperate keyboards, one wifi, one mechanical (simple) usb, and one microsoft usb
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when i push alt 12, it just asks me to choose boot device, and when i choose the usb with the firmware it says remove device and push any key to continue and then boots to windows
also tried ctrl f12 and alt+ctrl f12. most of the time it just continues to boot to windows, once in a while it'll ask me to choose boot device, and no matter what i choose it boots to windows. Where is this documented/recommended? I searched and they were all regarding older motherboards
should i set my main bios to f4 (stock) to match my backup bios? Can i just manually sync both bios by booting into each one and modifying the settings?