24 gb on x58a-ud5

[matteo]

please do not kill me and thank you for your patience

[Dark Mantis]

No proble. We don't kill people on Sundays!

[matteo]

http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/1323/img0471fc.jpg
http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/2615/img0468v.jpg

its correct?

[Dark Mantis]

Yes looks fine to me matteo

[matteo]

hi guys..its normal that  one pass is finished in 40 minutes?

[Dark Mantis]

It does sound fast but as long as the screen reports no errors then just let it continue.

[matteo]

Hi guys. I miss the last bench of ram that will test this evening or this night:) no errors until now.
One question ... but if everything should be ok?
What should I do?
1) Let me know if there is a way to check if the slot on the motherboard is damaged
2) Another possibility is to update the memory controller? is it possible?

[Dark Mantis]

If the memory checks out ok then that is fine. At least we can count on that. The next thing would be to check for bent pins in the CPU socket.  Just all good boring faultfinding.

[matteo]

I am very disappointed, however, check if any pins are bent makes me a bit of excitement ... before this I would like to mount following the manual ram memory support. Could be a solution before proceeding to remove the processor from the motherboard?

[Dark Mantis]

Please list you memory characteristics ...timings and voltages etc.

Also the make and model of the RAM.

How many sticks you have inserted.

[matteo]

Now i have OCZ Gold 8GB PC10666 DDR3 Dual Channel RAM  4x4gb 9-9-9-20 v1.65

 Memory Category:    Desktop
 Memory Type:    DDR3
 Memory Speed:    PC10666
 Memory Speed MHz:    1333MHz
 Memory Size:    4096MB
 Memory Modules:    2
 Memory Channels:    Dual
 Memory Socket:    DIMM
 Memory CAS Latency:    9
 Memory Timing:    9-9-9-20
 Pins:    240
 Voltage:    1.65V
 ECC:    No
 Memory Buffer:    Unbuffered

I bought for test KHX1600C9D3K3/6GX

[Dark Mantis]

OK then. What I don't understand is why you are using kits for a different chipset rather than the X58.

 I take it that they are a matching kit ?

 Do you know if they are compatible with the X58 motherboard ?

What slots have you got them inserted in ?

Go into MIT in the BIOS and instead of leaving the memory on "Auto" settings enter all the timings although I would suggest trying slightly looser timings of 9-9-9-27. You can try tightening them if it all works well.  The DRAM voltage should be set to 1.65v.

[matteo]

The PC was not assembled by me in order not to be in these conditions but it was better that I was building this damn pc.
Yes, they are matching kit but I repeat for a few months the pc worked fine no problem of instability etc ...
Unfortunately I do not know if they are compatible with x58 also because the OCZ does not deign to answer your difference that you are still close to the problems of buyers ..
I mounted the kit according to the manual so I tried 2-1-4-3 and then 1-3-6-5 ...

However this evening I will try your advice but let's see how it ends

[Dark Mantis]

Right I have just noticed that you do not hjave the motherboard in the thread's title. This is often the trouble with hyjacking somebody else's thread. I would suggest starting your own thread  with the correct details in the first post. This is what led to the confusion over using the "wrong" memory. Don't forget that we only have the details that you post.

[matteo]

Hi guys, then I put in my signature so everyone can see what I'm talking about and forgive me if I have not specified at the beginning of the post ...
So what do you advise me to do at this point to wait for the new Ram I was telling you this time tested and certified by gigabyte? and after if it does not work with the new ram to remove the cpu to see if there are any pins bent