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That, or it's a DDR4 issue possibly? My post over at Level1Techs forum (story's link) lists a bunch of stress tests (but none as punishing as Prime95, in my exp
by franzb 7y ago
That, or it's a DDR4 issue possibly? My post over at Level1Techs forum (story's link) lists a bunch of stress tests (but none as punishing as Prime95, in my experience).
- ComputerGuru 7y agoMemory issues were my initial guess, but I'm running ECC RAM at stock speeds (although I had to go direct to manufacturer and wait a few months to get my hands on 2666MHz ECC DDR4 modules, at the time). Bumping up my DDR4 voltage just a tad did appear to help, but I would think prime95 would be less likely to fail to catch a DRAM voltage issue. I really didn't want to go down the oscilloscope rabbit hole (but I commend you for doing so!), although once upon a time I would have relished it. I guess I'm too old to have patience for things that don't work as advertised, but then again, as I've gotten older I've found that fewer and fewer things work as intended, anyway :/
- franzb 7y ago> I really didn't want to go down the oscilloscope rabbit hole (but I commend you for doing so!) To be clear, I'm not the one who plugged a scope to my motherboard, another 3970X owner did. I wish I had a scope! (The Rohde & Schwarz RTB2000 is my dream!)