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nothing is overclocked
the shop who build the computer + forum where i was suggested to buy these parts said all should be compatible
The Gpu is Powercolor RADEON HD 6670 1GB DDR5 PCI-E
thats only part i saw something bad on reviews
4different bsods
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New #33
i did instal it myself and all the other drivers (gpu / motherboard)
only the hardware was assembled by the seller
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New #35
Yep both were showing 1333mhz
the settings (memory max clock) were on 1600mhz and there was option to change it to 1333mhz should i do that?
(dont underestand much about bios xD)
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New #36
Don't do that yet, I've called a friend to take a look at your thread.
Please wait for a response.
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New #38
You should go into your BIOS and navigate there untill you find RAM timings and voltages. Make sure these are set to the specs on the RAM labels. Timings are EX: 9-10-11-24-2T, yours will be different. Let us know what the BIOS says they are set at. I am thinking you may need to bump the RAM voltage.
Are all of your parts new?
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New #39
heres the memory info from Ai suite II
both are the same just a different serial
is that ok or should i check the Bios to?
All parts are new
and i do have 1 year assembly warranty
but for their hardware check i would need to send whole computer there for some weeks and i need it for work :/Last edited by mrmork666; 18 Oct 2012 at 21:19. Reason: more info
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New #40
You should check the BIOS, the AI Suite doesn't show how the RAM is set. You'll need to pull a RAM module and check it's specs.
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