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StonedRaider 04-24-2012 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Bob_Marley (Post 414059)
Core i5 2500K 3.30GHz @ 4.40GHz 4 gig memory HD 6970 OC 2048MB GDDR5
windows7 64bit 1980x1080

Whats the RAM type? frequencies please. 4GB is a little low, unless its uber fast RAM

I run on the same resolution 1080p have same issues as you.

Bob_Marley 04-24-2012 02:06 PM

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...odid=BU-080-OE

kilosierra 04-24-2012 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by StonedRaider (Post 414055)
Have not noticed any performance issues. i7 is running at 4.5 with Vcore 1.360 (can not remember it, been a while since i set it) set in BIOS. Numerous 4 hour long stress tests and no errors.

So you suggest i take out a module and use lane 1 and 3 with 8GB to get better performance?

Well,

I think you should try to ask Asus support, what the board is doing with 3 used banks. As I said before, I guess it runs on single channel mode, which costs you between 5 to 10 % of performance.

You could benchmark your RAM in both configs too.

StonedRaider 04-24-2012 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Bob_Marley (Post 414083)

That RAM is good, BUT 4GB does seem a little low. I think if you could get another 4GB of the same RAM your system would thank you. Otherwise your build is good. Which leads me to continue thinking that the CTD and all the glitches are caused primerally by mem leaks.

StonedRaider 04-24-2012 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by kilosierra (Post 414090)
Well,

I think you should try to ask Asus support, what the board is doing with 3 used banks. As I said before, I guess it runs on single channel mode, which costs you between 5 to 10 % of performance.

You could benchmark your RAM in both configs too.

I could ask Asus support but i doubt they would want to help me much.

5-10% performance is not a big diddlio for me. But i think the better sollution is to just buy another module of the same RAM making it up to 16GB. Problem solved right? As it will be using all 4 lanes. Or am i missing something.

kilosierra 04-24-2012 02:24 PM

I don`t know much about triple-channel RAM (never had a board using it), you have to find out, if your RAM supports double-channel too. If so, you are right, get another stick.

Bob_Marley 04-24-2012 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by StonedRaider (Post 414094)
That RAM is good, BUT 4GB does seem a little low. I think if you could get another 4GB of the same RAM your system would thank you. Otherwise your build is good. Which leads me to continue thinking that the CTD and all the glitches are caused primerally by mem leaks.

Yes i might invest in another 4gig and thanks for your help Stoned :cool:

PotNoodles 04-24-2012 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by StonedRaider (Post 414055)
Have not noticed any performance issues. i7 is running at 4.5 with Vcore 1.360 (can not remember it, been a while since i set it) set in BIOS. Numerous 4 hour long stress tests and no errors.

So you suggest i take out a module and use lane 1 and 3 with 8GB to get better performance?

If that Cpu is overclocked then you will lose the overclock if you add more then 4gb ram.

StonedRaider 04-24-2012 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by PotNoodles (Post 414121)
If that Cpu is overclocked then you will lose the overclock if you add more then 4gb ram.

I would not be adding more than 4GB since the other modules are also 4GB. And do you mean if I add 4GB to the 12GB already in the MoBo making it 16GB or if I take 4GB out making it 8GB?

In anycase i can overclock the CPU again after a CMOS reset to the same specs.

PotNoodles 04-24-2012 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by StonedRaider (Post 414137)
I would not be adding more than 4GB since the other modules are also 4GB. And do you mean if I add 4GB to the 12GB already in the MoBo making it 16GB or if I take 4GB out making it 8GB?

In anycase i can overclock the CPU again after a CMOS reset to the same specs.

I am saying if you have more then 4gb of ram in your pc and your cpu is overclocked, then you lose the overclock, that's what I was told when I purchased an i7 930 and overclocked it to 4.0ghz.


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