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Ok, so I think I may have figured it out...
I was about to test by upping the voltage as was suggested elsewhere, but as always, I like to verify that it works right before tampering (so I now I didn't accidentally leave it in an non-working state).
One stick worked as usual but...
I have not actually tried this. Part of the reason, I think, is because when I first put them in (before bios update), they read as 1.35v and it didn't work then. I suppose it is worth trying at a higher voltage anyway, now that I can at least consistently reproduce the problem. I will do...
By way of update:
I updated the BIOS to the latest available (2001) and was able to boot with one stick. I also set the XMP profile to the only one available (1600 @ 1.25v) and it still booted.
However, once a second stick of memory is present it will not post and is stuck on the dram light.
I've done a bit of searching and I can't find anything regarding this.
I have a P8P67 Pro (Rev 3.1), an i7 2600k and 2 x G.SKILL Sniper Low Voltage Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL9D-8GBSR2 (yea, I copied and pasted that lol).
I...
Thought I'd also mention what games I play:
- Skyrim (ok, I WILL be playing this. a lot.)
- lotro (yea, could probably max this out on one lol)
- Witcher 2
- Dragon Age II
- Deus Ex:HR
- Probably either BF3 or MW3
- Mass Effect 3 when it comes out :)
I find it interesting that Metro...
Thanks for the reply... I had heard that the 3gb 580 didn't increase performance enough, even for high resolutions. At least not in the case that it was the limiting factor. If you were doing SLI, you'd be more likely hampered by vram when running high res, so the 3gb would be very useful...
I have a problem. I sometimes take forever to make decisions about buying PC equipment. I suppose I'm really worried about buyer's remorse, which is ridiculous since a) I can probably return most anything for at worst a restocking fee and b) I've been building computers for over 10 years...
Thanks, that's basically what I was looking for...
There are so many different variation of just P67/Z68 motherboards that I was looking for some reason to exclude some.
I'm probably overthinking this, but I can't get it out of my head so I thought I'd come here and ask for advice. I've done plenty of searching on the topic and found lots of information, but there is one piece that I still don't understand completely.
I'm building a new system and here is...
Thanks for all the replies!
I think where I was worried was that I would not be able to get 5760x1200 at decent framerates out of 2x6970's... I'm pretty sure my left and center screens are IPS (Dell U2410 and an older Dell 24"), but the right one was cheap - that is the one I want to replace...
So, a while back I finally obtained the two the things I needed for eyefinity. I was able to get a 3rd 24" (1920x1200) monitor and an ATI 5850. Life was grand.
However, it's upgrade time (finally, I've been under water financially the past few years - thanks housing market!), and I feel...
I have two computers on my desk - one for gaming and one for file storage and web stuff (mostly, though occasionally it's used for gaming)..
I currently have z-5500's (yes there was a time when I thought that was the paragon of computer audio... I'm a bit wiser now I think) for the gaming rig...
Do you need fault tolerance or are your drives backed up properly and on a regular basis? If you don't need real-time fault tolerance (that Raid 1,3,5,6, or 1/0 provide), then you probably could get away with just using the hard drives as they are. If you need performance (which you didn't...
I originally posted this over in Computer Audio but I'm thinking it may have been the wrong place... Here it is again:
I recently bought the Turtle Beach AK-R8 to try out and come to my own conclusions about 5.1 vs. stereo for gaming exclusively (no not sound quality, but utility for me). I...