MSI 790FX-GD70 is not friendly with Corsair TW3X4g1600C9D

[Miren]

Hello I am facing problem with my system its restart again and again. I try this with safe mode, but it again rising the same restart problem. I try to repair this but it Restart in the middle of the process. What should I do?? Corsair Dominator is TW3X4G1600C9D be fully compatible with MSI 790FX-GD70? If so, what are the best settings? What if I can install DDR3 Triple Channel Mode MSI 790FX-GD70? Corsair memory and / or G-skill those are fully compatible with MSI 790FX-GD70? I attempted to try to boot from the Windows 7 DVD and do a startup repair or restore the system back to an earlier problem still happened. Finally, try to use my old Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack-2 also ... and I am facing same problem with this windows XP.

[Logan.M]

Hello I am facing same problem with my system. My system configuration is similar like above query. This problem was not has happened if I just use a stick of my Corsair. Is this memory compatibility problem? Is my power supply does not have enough power to supply two sticks of corsair?? I'm so confused because both Corsair and MSI was the demand that the RAM is fully compatible. I was testing my RAM with memtest one at x86 and it shows me the results are increased 100% and no errors. I checked my hard drive was and even it’s not containing any error

[Abhibhava]

Hi I think this information will help you I don’t have this MSI 790FX-GD70. But I faced this similar problem so according to that I make some changes with my system. I reduce the memory speed to see what happens. I reduce it on 1066, and I observe that memory is never compatible with a board in AMD systems, but only with a CPU and the memory controller is inside the CPU. If you are not clear with this then find out it on internet I hope you will get proper solution on it.

[Miren]

Hello thank you for your quick response. My memory is running at 1066 MHz since this problem. I do not take any tweak, and OC (all things are running in order for the system BIOS) and my BIOS (by car) is detected my memory running at 7-7-7-20-1T (CL-tRCD -tRP-tRAS-CR) while Corsair SPD is 9-9-9-24-2T (1.8V CL-tRCD-tRP-TRAS-CR. What is this? What is the best setting for my system? Please help me out to solve this I am running out of ideas now please if anyone has any solution then share with us. Thank you.

[Balamani]

I know very little about time, but with 1066 you should get less latency, no more. I try this with slower 1066 MHz, for example, 7, and high MHz for example 9. I'm talking about the first mainly significant figure in the series. TW3X4G1333C9DHX its link should work better than TW3X4G1600C9D. As you can see in the compatibility list, all ... 1600 ... Needs much higher voltage for stability. An upper voltage means slow transport of data. Restarting Windows is usually the way of saying. Hi I have a serious trouble, but I'm too introverted to show a BSOD / blue screen maybe not now, but you can turn off automatic restart, and get a blue screen.

[Miren]

Hi all after so many implementation I solve this problem. It’s good news for the user of AMD users as well as CORSAIR and MSI users. I got the solution from Corsair’s technical support. And it’s give me best solution on my problem. They tell me to set my memory to 7-8-7-20-27 (1T) at 1.65V and after that it works. And now I can use my dual channel system. And now my dual system works without any error. Thanks you all of you. I think it’s a good way to share your ideas and knowledge with others to solve each other’s problems thank you again guys.