Posted January 11, 201114 yr Hi Guys, Does anyone on the P67 MSI boards have problems with memory timings? No matter what setting I choose, what speed or voltage, I can't choose my own timings. I've tried 4 different sets of memory, loaded the OC BIOS .171 & latest .181 but to no avail. If I change just one tiny setting from auto (bios reports cas 8 is auto) to cas 9 the board won't boot. It'll power up and nothing happens. I have to reset the CMOS to get back to normal. My timings are holding me back but if I can't change them from auto.. Well what you going to do? Lol.
January 16, 201114 yr I'v got the GD65 and I don't have any problems. Did u place them on the blue slots? Corsair dominator GT 1866 2x2gb
January 16, 201114 yr Author Thinks its my board. I now can't change the mem speed at all. Running auto speed and Cas for benching now; 1333Mhz @ 6-6-6-20. Messing my scores up man
January 16, 201114 yr Wich bios do u use? edit; misread ur 1 post Try to increase VCC_SA voltage (max.1.2V) Edited January 16, 201114 yr by Bullus
January 24, 201114 yr I spent days trying to get my G.Skill ripjaws to run at 1600. No matter what I try I get boot failure on cold-boot. I ordered the Asrock Extreme4 to replace my GD55. What a disappointment Edited January 25, 201114 yr by ThanatosLRSD
January 24, 201114 yr Have you tried raising your tras? I found that on 2 different types of ram that would get the system to boot.. Still doesn't help that much with performance.. but it helps with something.. I really think it has to do with the modules on this board... I am going to give the gb ud7 board a run to see what I can get out of her...
March 30, 201114 yr Try T2 first. Luckily sandys got a big cache so it hides most of the rams latencys
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