Memory is bad...

DRAM CAS# Latency - 8
DRAM RAS# to CAS# Delay - 8
DRAM RAS# PRE Time - 8
DRAM RAS# ACT Time – 24


on those you have alot of - do you want me to just change it to like 8 and then it will say 8 dram clock

ok this is what i did DRAM RAS# to RAS# Delay - Auto > Try setting this to 45 "not sure" but may work on Auto. i couldnt find anything that said 45 it was all low numbers so i left it auto

I was checking out the reviews on this Ram at newegg, the reviews not very good at all although some had good luck. There were many bad sticks being detected. But getting it to work correctly seems to be very setting specific. OCZ forums might be worth a try also.

I also read that the XPM profiles are not working correctly with your memory. For 1600MHz you might also need to set 2:12 memory ratio.

Some had better luck using 1333 for memory speed.

chev65 said:

I was checking out the reviews on this Ram at newegg, the reviews not very good at all although some had good luck. There were many bad sticks being detected. But getting it to work correctly seems to be very setting specific. OCZ forums might be worth a try also.

i been there, now im wondering if i go get ram, should i just upgrade to the corisair dominators

im just trying to get my ram stable, to see if my ram is defected or my mobo... this stuff is so frustrating.

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i was thinking about getting those, and do you think we can cross out the motherboard being an issue???

screw even running it at 1600 right now i just wanna get my ram now screwing up in mem test with any type of clocks thats what boggles me.

After reading those reviews I think it's safe to say it's not a board problem. If there are bad sticks then of course no amount of adjusting will help but you need to at least try before you give up on them.

It might be worth it to test one stick at a time to determine if a bad stick is the cause of the problems or if it's the settings holding you back.

got new ram now about to test it hopefully here we go ill report back

ps those adjustments i did made it error like crazy

got a huge problem bought the new ram ran mem test for 8 hours things came back fine.... but i get to windows and it only shows 4 gigs of ram in cpu z it shows six.... i guess thats it the motherboard is a goner. **** time to start stripping my computer.

I don't know that it would account for 2GB of missing ram, but I had to enable the Memory Hole in the BIOS to show 4GBs instead of 3GBs.