Hi,
I'm trying to get the following memory modules running on my GA-EP35C-DSR3
board:
2 x 1 GB OCZ2G8002GK (Platinum Edition, PC2 6400, )
and
2 x 1 GB OCZP800R22GK (Gold Edition, PC2 6400, ).
The CPU is not over clocked nor the memory, however I'm getting some
strange CRC failures during the installation of e.g. large update files for
games in Windows XP Pro.
I've tested ...
Michael Fritz wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get the following memory modules running on my GA-EP35C-DSR3
board:
2 x 1 GB OCZ2G8002GK (Platinum Edition, PC2 6400, )
and
2 x 1 GB OCZP800R22GK (Gold Edition, PC2 6400, ).
The CPU is not over clocked nor the memory, however I'm getting some
strange CRC failures during the installation of e.g. large update files for
games ...
This is one possibility. Note POSSIBILITY. And only that.
You may have modules paired wrong, so that you have one module of each
type on the same channel (instead of having each channel comprised of a
pair of identical modules). Verify the configuration with the manual,
or TRY swapping two modules of different types.
Michael Fritz wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get the ...
Am Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:22:17 -0500 schrieb Barry Watzman:
pair of identical modules). Verify the configuration with the manual,
or TRY swapping two modules of different types.
I've now swapped the modules. Now the pairs do not match in types but it
seems to work better and without any problems so far.
Thanks for this tip!
--
cu
Michael
I think your statement ("Now the pairs do not match in types") is
probably wrong, based on "but it seems to work better and without any
problems". I think that now the pairs DO match; I suspect that you
mis-understand how the sockets are color coded.
The problem is, there are two ways to color code the sockets.
When you have dual channel memory (channel A and channel B), you want to...
Am Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:56:29 -0500 schrieb Barry Watzman:
But that means that the identical modules go in DIFFERENT color sockets.
Which confuses a lot of people.
That's it - and to be honest I didn't know this before you clarified
things.
Thanks Barry for your time and explanation - highly appreciated!
--
cu
Michael
Am Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:56:29 -0500 schrieb Barry Watzman: But that means that the identical modules go in DIFFERENT color sockets. Which confuses a lot of people. That's it - and to be honest I didn't know this before you clarified things. Thanks Barry for your time and explanation - highly appreciated! -- cu Michael
I think your statement ("Now the pairs do not match in types") is probably wrong, based on "but it seems to work better and without any problems". I think that now the pairs DO match; I suspect that you mis-understand how the sockets are color coded. The problem is, there are two ways to color code the sockets. When you have dual channel memory (channel A and channel B), you want to put one module of a pair...
Michael Fritz wrote: Hi, I'm trying to get the following memory modules running on my GA-EP35C-DSR3 board: 2 x 1 GB OCZ2G8002GK (Platinum Edition, PC2 6400, ) and 2 x 1 GB OCZP800R22GK (Gold Edition, PC2 6400, ). The CPU is not over clocked nor the memory, however I'm getting some strange CRC failures during the installation of e.g. large update files for games in Windows XP Pro. I've tested the memory with Memtest86 and all...
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