2 BSOD in the past 24 hrs

pandasaurus · 20 May 2011

I adjusted my RAM to what you specified. Where in the BIOS would I check the CPU, RAM and integrated memory controller voltages?

Dave76 · 23 May 2011

Down load your motherboard manual: GA-870A-UD3

MB Intelligent Tweaker(M.I.T.) page 37
System Voltage Control Page 40
DRAM Voltage Control Page 40, for the RAM voltage
CPU NB VID Control Page 40, for the Integrated memory controller voltage
CPU Voltage Control Page 40, for the CPU voltage

If it only says 'Auto' when selected, change to manual, you should see a voltage number then. If you still can't see a voltage number then increase by the smallest amount possible, if a increase amount is your only option, example: +0.020v.

pandasaurus · 31 May 2011

I haven't checked the voltages on anything else, but since I've changed the RAM speed, I haven't had one problem at all!

Dave76 · 01 Jun 2011

Glad to hear it's running stable.

Thanks for the update, always good to find out the results.

Let us know if you have any other issues.