Nov 1, 2007 #1 C CoW]8(0) [H]ard|Gawd Joined Jul 25, 2005 Messages 1,427 Is there even a way to do this? Because I really don't feel like doing an unnecessary RMA for the component that was already stable to begin with. But I guess in theory, I should be happy with the performance I've already reached.
Is there even a way to do this? Because I really don't feel like doing an unnecessary RMA for the component that was already stable to begin with. But I guess in theory, I should be happy with the performance I've already reached.
Nov 1, 2007 #2 T Trendy Limp Gawd Joined Nov 25, 2006 Messages 199 Easiest way is to loosen timings on your RAM, then try running stress tests again. If your still crassing, it was the ram causing the problems. You have a 680i board (as seen in another thread), so another way to make it easier is to unlink your RAM from the FSB and set it to stock speeds.
Easiest way is to loosen timings on your RAM, then try running stress tests again. If your still crassing, it was the ram causing the problems. You have a 680i board (as seen in another thread), so another way to make it easier is to unlink your RAM from the FSB and set it to stock speeds.
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