mine was simplerSonderKommando wrote:
I think that the ram is not designed or rated to run at that speed, which causes the stability error.CammRobb wrote:
so this stuff will not work no matter what? Is it my motherboard limiting it? I can't see how it doesn't workSonderKommando wrote:
I'm afraid that that RAM wont run stable at that speed. Sell that on the euro equivalent of craigslist and go get some that will work buddy.
but why when you eliminate the need to downclock the ram does it still crash?SonderKommando wrote:
I think that the ram is not designed or rated to run at that speed, which causes the stability error.CammRobb wrote:
so this stuff will not work no matter what? Is it my motherboard limiting it? I can't see how it doesn't workSonderKommando wrote:
I'm afraid that that RAM wont run stable at that speed. Sell that on the euro equivalent of craigslist and go get some that will work buddy.
so my motherboard can't handle anything more than 333mhz?jay_courage wrote:
because your motherboard is struggling to keep up so it tells the memory to slow down to something it can handle 333, memory attempts to do this but becomes unstable
sorry cammy, not the best news but your motherboard is holding you back big styleCammRobb wrote:
so my motherboard can't handle anything more than 333mhz?jay_courage wrote:
because your motherboard is struggling to keep up so it tells the memory to slow down to something it can handle 333, memory attempts to do this but becomes unstable
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