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I've been meditating on the memory gremlin on my system... |
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The ram is Corsair, 3000mhz. (never had any problem with their sticks in |
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any system ever.) |
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Motherboard is an early release mini-ATX B350 board from Asus... |
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Chip is a R7 1800X |
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The pattern is: all cells test good on memcheck but occasionally there |
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is a bit error somewhere. I think it is a signaling issue between the |
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ram module and the memory interface in the cpu. |
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After meditating on it, I don't think there's anything I can do about it |
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given the STUPID settings the BIOS goes to... The problem with the BIOS |
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is that it considers only what the RAM tells it, it does not take into |
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account that the CPU is rated at 2667mhz... Well there's the answer, |
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this is AMD's first product with DDR4 support, and it's not super |
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awesome so simply acknowledging the limitation there, and setting the |
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memory interface to 2666 (which is what the BIOS offers), it won't be |
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super fast but it damn well should work. =| |
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