Memory Problems

IModAmd · October 13th, 2007, 03:23 PM

Hello everybody ! I have an big problem theses times... and it's give me an big headache.... Welll it's looks like simple but i tryed everything. Recently i brought an new motherboard... why you will said... for fix somes problem ... i thinked at start... when i was the owner of Asus M2N-E ... the maximum voltage for the memory modules was just 1.95 V .... and now my memory modules are only 1.8 v and they was always downclocked... so i think wisely if i change my board maybe it's will fix the problem! I changed it... the maximum V for this board is 2.5 V ! And it's still stay downclocked at 750... and causes alot of problems in my computer such as... bsods and shits like that

Well... i tryed everything...

If somebody have any idea what it's can do help me please

Cheers!

Kirill · October 13th, 2007, 04:09 PM

here's an idea
dont overclock

IModAmd · October 13th, 2007, 04:47 PM

What the hell are you talking about ! I didn't overclock anything on my computer the only thing i overclock is only the videocard! And it's impossible the board something messed up because i didnt overclocked with it it's brand new of 1 day :O

IModIntel · October 14th, 2007, 05:25 AM

Maybe there's something wrong with your memory modules. OR maybe there is something fuckes up in your AMD's integrated mem controler.

Unixlord · October 14th, 2007, 06:52 AM

The integrated mem controller? That's laughable.
First of all what motherboard did you buy and have you flashed the bios yet? Might want to cut the fake specs on the left, that's getting old.
If your mem is underclocked it's because of the cpufreq->mem divider. Just raise the htt a tiny amount to get things in place. Now either your RAM is faulty (check this by swapping them), or change the slots, try them one at a time. A lot of BSODs are fixed by raising the ram voltage a tiny bit to gain stability.

gen.Rage1991hrv · October 14th, 2007, 02:17 PM

sorry to say this Frank but your mbo dose not support a ocz elite moduls
here is a list of supported ddr2 800 modules so change your ddr to some of them
all problems are around ddr voltage
mbo cant read your ddr voltage because it dose not support it
i think you cant set it up by manual

p.s.why dident you send a mail to asus ???? i sended mail to them and i get a list of supported modules

IModAmd · October 15th, 2007, 12:15 AM

Thanks guys for all your support... well now i have an big more problem... idk how it's happens i open my computer and now it's said

Bios Bad Checksum

And after it's say insert an floppy,cd or usb key with the bios

Option 1 :I dont have anymore an floppy
Option 2:I use the CD of asus and it flash it... but do it again... so fuck off
Option 3:I have an usb key but i dont found it:S

So ... if i can't fix this problem it's seems i will rma the board... or say give me an remplacement ! it's just 2 days i have this mbo!

Thanks guys an second time for your support!

Edit: Srry gen rage ive got the Asus M2R32-MVP not the M2N-E Sli:P

gen.Rage1991hrv · October 15th, 2007, 12:58 AM

np it is the same ddr 800 support list

Mac Daddy · October 15th, 2007, 02:08 AM

Remove your Lithium battery from the Mobo and short the contacts for about 30 seconds. Install a new cell. Try rebooting if you get the same error RMA it sorry you are having these issues Bro

IModAmd · October 15th, 2007, 06:58 PM

Well... sorry doctor ... your patient is death

.... no post ... so.... well i will say to my retailer to give my money back is just 3 days i have it and i have the retailler warrenty of 15 days.... So well... anybody have an idea for an good board crossfire (am2) ?

Because im not sure i will take the same board if it's do that

Thanks really much! guys!