MSI Big Bang Xpower not running with DDR 3 2000 mzh

[Falynn]

Lately I have bought the MSI Big Bang XPower. Only few months passed I have been trying to run my Corsair DDR 3, 2000 MZH 8-8-8-24-1t but it simply froze bsod until 1600 MZH. Any suggestions how to do? All your replies will be appreciated.

Below is my specifications:

• intel i7 950 @ 4.2 GZH
• ddr 3 6 GB Corsair Dominator GT 2000 8-8-8-24-1T
• MSI BIG Bang Xpower
• Corsair AX1200
• 3x GTX 580 in TRI-SLI Set-Up
• Coolermaster HAF 932

[Deepest BLUE]

Set the command rate for a large part of the problem. It is CR 2 to that speed. The times are very good, 8 8 8 24, but make sure tRFC is 110. DRAM V. You should have 1.65v also you may need to be set at 1.66 or even a little higher. Use the multimeter to check that, or look in H / W Monitor in the DRAM voltage reading. Looking for a voltage s 1.65V power ', of course, be ideal. Not really a support to do it, but if you have to set 1.66v' s (or slightly above), it is your decision to make it work. Configuration My very favorite with this RAM is 1600, July 7 July 19 50 tRFC, CR 1, at 1.58v 's BIOS setup V. = 1.57 DRAM read in the H / W Monitor in Windows.

[Sonic]

Set the stats that I have edited for you. The QPI 1.24v 's, 143X7X14, CPU Multi 32x. Everest or AIDA64, the heading "Mother" - "SPD" Extreme Memory Profile @ 1000 MHz 8-8-8-24 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 51-110-2-8-15-8-8 (RC-RFC-RRD-WR-CR-WTR-RTP). Your CPU BMI might not be playing well, as only natively supports 1066. The currently installed i7 975 supports 1333, and could make a difference. It is possible that the relaxation times for 9 September 9, 24 tRFC 110, s. CR 2@1.65v '8 September 8 27 tRFC 110, s. CR 2@1.65v 'You might have to try several combinations to adjust

[Common]

Recently I changed the i7 975 X BB # 1, and have a 980X performance today. The i7 975 natively supports 1333, the 980X is a native of 1066. Current System Configuration to establish 2133 with 2000 and not cut the mustard at that speed. You will need to play around with the settings again for a performance test conducted at the level of 2000. The 1600 was pretty easy.

[Brooks]

I finally got the solution for 120gig revodrive PCI-E SSD to work with my Big Bang, is the PCI Express the default power management in Windows 7 (64-bit here) is set to moderate power PCI-E survey calls were causing stimulate the PCI Express bus errors until blue screened root. Then went into safe mode and turned to the performance settings, or if desired, advanced settings, PCI Express then disable now works very well) as a stop gap to get windows to complete the installation, enter in safe mode, press Shift F10 to run the services.

[TonyaSingh]

If you still not able to fix your problem then you need some perfect guidance. Manual of MSI Big Bang Xpower will be provide such kind of guidence. Hence you need to check this manual as well as you can also check the official site articles. This few articles help to you for solving your connectivity problem.