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| Registered User Join Date: Oct 2003
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| I agree with Hutter. I also run mushkin ram ok with aggresive settings and it seems that most users running Crucial, Kingston ram have inherent issues with the 875 chipset. you might want to try increasing your vdimm to +2.75V |
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| | #722 |
| Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Philly
Posts: 19
| Thanks guys, I spoke to Kingston yesterday below is what he said. He was nice but what got me **** off a little was he made the statement that the 2-3-2-6 is only a recommended setting and to work with my board I may have to adjust it down. Which leaves me asking myself why I bought so called “High Performance Memory” if to make it work I have to set it at a lower setting. I spoke to a Kingston Tech before I bought these sticks and he assured me they work fine and now I have problems. This is just the BS I didn’t want to go through. Can someone give me a better understanding of the differences between CH5 and BH5. I bounce around the net and found several articles saying BH5 is better but no real details. When I told the guy that the chips where CH5 and not reliable with D875 boards he was all over me. Asking me how did I know they were CH5 chips, did I take the heat sinks off, who said they don’t work with D875 boards. When I asked him if they were CH5 chips he wouldn’t answer me. He said he didn’t know. My problem is I’m talking out of my *** since I don’t know the difference. Kingston suggest increasing the vdimm to +2.65 then to +2.70. How do I increase the vdimm in the BIOS on a D875PBZ board? Then they suggest if problem still prosist to change the settings from 2-3-2-6 to 2-3-3-6 or even 2-3-3-7. Also why does Intel desktop control center not pick a problem? Is there more powerful test freeware out there that I should us to test my system? Last I guess give me some memory choices. I am looking for extra performance but not at the cost of stability. Like I said to Kingston, I want a rock solid stabile system with extra performance. Thanks
__________________ Motherboard: D875PBZLK (Intel) CPU: P4 2.80c GHz (Intel) Memory: KHX3200AK2/1G set - DDR 400MHz 2-3-2-6-1 (Kingston) Hard Drives (RAID0): (2) 36G WDRaptors (Western Digital) Graphics Card: AIW Radeon 9800 Pro (ATI) Sound Card: Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS (Creative) DVD: DVDR PX-708A (Plextor) CD: CD-540E (TEAC) Speakers: Model 251 – 5.1 - 90 Watts (Altec Lansing) WebCam: PRO 3000 (Logitech) Printer: Deskjet 5150 (HP) Keyboard/Mouse: Wireless Bluetooth (Microsoft) Case: Midsize (Antec) Operating System: Windows XP Pro Last edited by Steve3128; 11-27-2003 at 09:02 PM.. |
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| Computer Love Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Sunny SoCal
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__________________ #1 Rig: P4 2.4C, Intel 875PBZ, Scythe Ninja + 5V Nexus 120mm, 2 x 512MB Mushkin Level II PC3200 Dual Pack RAM, 160GB Samsung SP1614C , Seasonic SuperSilencer 400W PSU, 5-volted 120mm Nexus case fan, Antec SLK3700BQE case. #2 Rig: P4 3.4C, Intel 875PBZ, SI-120 + 6V Nexus 120mm, 2 x 1024MB Mushkin HP3200 RAM, Sapphire 9600Pro-Ultimate passively cooled, 160GB Samsung SP1614C, Antec NeoHE 430 PSU, 5-volted 120mm Nexus case fan, Antec P150 case. Test Rig: P4 2.4C, Intel 875PBZ, all other hardware changes on a regular basis. | ||||
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| | #724 |
| Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Philly
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| I don’t have my heart fixed on setting it at 2-3-2-6. It is just when I called Kingston about buying these memory sticks for my Intel D875PBZ they left me with the impression it was a sure thing. I asked the guy, “Has it been thoroughly tested” and ask if is has, where are the test results. He was supposed to e-mail them to me but never did. They are not on their wed site but there are ads saying buy the D875PBZ and Kingston KHX3200AK2 memory. Also Intel has a link to Kingston on their Desktop Control Center page. To me that is deception. I had called before buying the memory to confirm compatibility with my board. If they have D875PBZ boards with Kingston KHX3200AK2 memory running all over the place like they claimed they should send me a few. I’m $1600 into this system and I want a Rock Solid Stabile System and those are the words I used when talking to the guy. Enough bitching. All water under the bridge. I need to fine a setting that works or get a refund and buy new sticks from someone else (that is if they will refund it). Does Kingston have any BH5 memory that you know of or do they have any other sticks that are reliable with my motherboard? Ran test using Prime95: 2-3-2-6 setting. It ran overnight and it did a lot of tests. There must have been 50 plus but in the morning it gave me an error. It had an address but I didn’t write it down (stupid). So I change the settings to 2-3-3-6 and ran it again. This time it ran for 8 hours and gave me a Windows error report message saying “PRIME 95 application has encountered a problem and needs to close” Then the usual send report to Microsoft stuff below. Not sure if this a memory problem or something else. Some other observation I made when testing. My memory is running between 1018 and 1020. The CPU gauge has both an inner and outer gauge. the inner when running the 1024K test which seems to tax the system the most would run at max 50%. The outer was at 98%. In fact the inner always runs 10% to 50% less then the outer. Not sure what this means just stating it as an observation. Processor temp during the 1024K test hit 52 deg. and systems 35 deg. Other tests the processor 35-39 deg and systems 30-33 deg. I’m gonna set it to 2-3-3-7 tonight and let run over night again. Audio Clock inaccuracy (+-) 0.2% I also found out something else odd. I said before I was getting a “Audio Clock inaccuracy (+-) 0.2%” When I first start my system (anytime first time or a reboot) and run the ATI PC Check I get the error message. I even had one time when it said “Capture Drivers not installed” If I run the TV program and then check the PC Check everything is fine and all the test pass. What could this be? NUMLOCK What’s up with this? It would be on after startup after I turned it on and off a couple of times but ever since I loaded this wireless keyboard I can’t get it to be on at startup anymore at all. There is no option in the keyboard controls anywhere. The only place I found to set this is in the BIOS. Is this a keyboard issue or board issue.
__________________ Motherboard: D875PBZLK (Intel) CPU: P4 2.80c GHz (Intel) Memory: KHX3200AK2/1G set - DDR 400MHz 2-3-2-6-1 (Kingston) Hard Drives (RAID0): (2) 36G WDRaptors (Western Digital) Graphics Card: AIW Radeon 9800 Pro (ATI) Sound Card: Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS (Creative) DVD: DVDR PX-708A (Plextor) CD: CD-540E (TEAC) Speakers: Model 251 – 5.1 - 90 Watts (Altec Lansing) WebCam: PRO 3000 (Logitech) Printer: Deskjet 5150 (HP) Keyboard/Mouse: Wireless Bluetooth (Microsoft) Case: Midsize (Antec) Operating System: Windows XP Pro |
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| | #725 |
| Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: NYC
Posts: 7
| I just have a simple question. If there are newer BIOS and drivers for my motherboard than the ones that came with the mobo, should I download the newer ones and use them, or first set up the mobo with the BIOS versions and drivers it came with, then - when the PC is set up update to the latest BIOS? by the way i'm getting an Abit IC7 thanks in advance |
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__________________ #1 Rig: P4 2.4C, Intel 875PBZ, Scythe Ninja + 5V Nexus 120mm, 2 x 512MB Mushkin Level II PC3200 Dual Pack RAM, 160GB Samsung SP1614C , Seasonic SuperSilencer 400W PSU, 5-volted 120mm Nexus case fan, Antec SLK3700BQE case. #2 Rig: P4 3.4C, Intel 875PBZ, SI-120 + 6V Nexus 120mm, 2 x 1024MB Mushkin HP3200 RAM, Sapphire 9600Pro-Ultimate passively cooled, 160GB Samsung SP1614C, Antec NeoHE 430 PSU, 5-volted 120mm Nexus case fan, Antec P150 case. Test Rig: P4 2.4C, Intel 875PBZ, all other hardware changes on a regular basis. | ||||
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| | #727 | ||
| Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Virginia
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I have heard that earlier bios' for this board have a few issues.
__________________ System 1 Asus A8N-SLI Premium - AMD X2 3800+ - OCZ 2x1GB EL Platinum - 2 BFG 7800GT OC in SLI - Soundblaster X-Fi - 2 36 GB Raptor in Raid 0 - WD 400KD - WD 250JB - Plextor PS-716A - Plextor 48x24x48 - Antec Neo-Power 480 - Antec Super Lanboy - WinXP Pro SP2. System 2 Abit IC7 - 3.0C Intel CPU - 2x512 Geil Golden Dragon DDR433 - BFG 6800 GT OC - WD 200JB - Seagate 200GB 7200.7 - 3COM 905CX-TXNM NIC(PCI 2) - Audigy 2(PCI 3) - Plextor PX-708A DVD+- RW combo drive - Plextor 48x24x48 CD-RW drive - Antec 3700BQE case with TP430 PSU - XP SP2 slipstreamed. | ||
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| | #728 |
| Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Philly
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| OK gonna run MemTest86 My brother has Kingston SPD 3-3-3-8 memory and never has any problems. That along with the ads made me buy these Kingston sticks. I can’t find any KHX3200K2/1G. They do have KHX3500K2/1G and KHX4000K2/1G (see link). Will this work or will it only worsen the problem because of Intel’s LOCKS on adjustments. http://www.shop.kingston.com/12khx/d...e=shop_hx_spot Also, I’m gonna start posting these in the “Intel 875PBZLK” string? There seems to be people there with the same system (board, graphics, sound, drives, etc) as I have, in there. I appreciate your help Ralf but maybe other people will chime in with some info instead of me bothering you all the time. Thanks again Monday Dec. 1 2003 02:15 PM Ran MemTest86 for 8 hrs in Std mode then ran it for 11 hrs in the All mode. I got got no errors on either test. Ran at a setting of 2-3-3-7. Gonna try it tonight again at 2-3-3-6 or 2-3-2-6 and see how it fairs at those settings. What is the difference between MemTest86 and Prime95?
__________________ Motherboard: D875PBZLK (Intel) CPU: P4 2.80c GHz (Intel) Memory: KHX3200AK2/1G set - DDR 400MHz 2-3-2-6-1 (Kingston) Hard Drives (RAID0): (2) 36G WDRaptors (Western Digital) Graphics Card: AIW Radeon 9800 Pro (ATI) Sound Card: Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS (Creative) DVD: DVDR PX-708A (Plextor) CD: CD-540E (TEAC) Speakers: Model 251 – 5.1 - 90 Watts (Altec Lansing) WebCam: PRO 3000 (Logitech) Printer: Deskjet 5150 (HP) Keyboard/Mouse: Wireless Bluetooth (Microsoft) Case: Midsize (Antec) Operating System: Windows XP Pro Last edited by Steve3128; 12-01-2003 at 01:18 PM.. |
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| | #729 |
| Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Philly
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| Ran Prime95 since midnight (12 hrs) at 2-3-3-7. It was still running and showed no errors. Also ran MemTest86 and passed (see last post).
__________________ Motherboard: D875PBZLK (Intel) CPU: P4 2.80c GHz (Intel) Memory: KHX3200AK2/1G set - DDR 400MHz 2-3-2-6-1 (Kingston) Hard Drives (RAID0): (2) 36G WDRaptors (Western Digital) Graphics Card: AIW Radeon 9800 Pro (ATI) Sound Card: Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS (Creative) DVD: DVDR PX-708A (Plextor) CD: CD-540E (TEAC) Speakers: Model 251 – 5.1 - 90 Watts (Altec Lansing) WebCam: PRO 3000 (Logitech) Printer: Deskjet 5150 (HP) Keyboard/Mouse: Wireless Bluetooth (Microsoft) Case: Midsize (Antec) Operating System: Windows XP Pro |
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| | #730 |
| Stayed @HolidayInn Xpress Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: USA
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| Hi gang. LTNS I should have some time for the forums in the week ahead. Ill try to get caught up on this thread in the next day or so.
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| Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: in my mind and in your hearts
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| Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Florida
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| | #733 |
| Stayed @HolidayInn Xpress Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: USA
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| THanks for the welcome. A question for those of you out there who installed either Q820128 Q812415 Can some of the few of you who got these updates offer some feedback? So far for me they have been golden, but Im wondering what other peoples expereices have been? Thanks
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| Bite me if u can... Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Athens
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