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Hmm.. my problem was that a few weeks ago I could get 338Ghz (3.70GHz) stable for 24 hours on P95, but now P95 and orthos fails within 2 hours at those settings. Now I'm running FSB324 (3.67GHz). It's not that ~30MHz is a big issue, but it just makes me feel better to get the next whole tenth of a GHz
Also, I could get DDR2-1066 on FSB266 but not FSB320, no matter what I try, it won't post at that ram speed.
G.Skill wasn't too helpful after finding out the board isn't listed as DDR2-1066 compatible
That makes sense... but unfortunately it didn't work out as well as I'd have liked (or I missed something...)
I upped NB and FSB voltage by 0.2V from lowest, and PLL voltage 0.1V from lowest... but still no luck with FSB1066 (fsb 334). Does that seem like enough? I'm not sure how sensitive the NB/FSB is with voltage.
I tried FSB 337 again, and Orthos failed at 2 hour 40 minutes
Which processor are you using?
Try disabling CPU voltage damper, apparently it helps some people
Otherwise, you will have to do the Vdroop mod. It takes 3 minutes and works extremely well. A lot of people have Vdroop problems with this board, and that fixes it for most of us
Well, I *was* happy with my P5E-VM HDMI until I bought a GTX 260, and found out it covers over 4/6 SATA ports. Might have to go mobo shopping again soon. I was able to get 2 more sata ports connected by hacking some cables into makeshift 90s (the premade 90s I had bent the wrong way).
I just finished cleaning up my cables, routing power behind the mobo... Had meant to do it ages ago, but just never got around to it.
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Can someone tell me why Task Manager shows that my page file size is 4219M / 13199M?
I'm not sure what the 13199M means (max?) but I assume the 4219M is my actual pagefile size.
It seems that regardless of what I set my pagefile size to be, it's always the same. I currently have it set to just 256MB pagefile (custom). I have 8GB physical ram...and task manager is showing 3.25GB free.
Vista Ult. x64. 8GB Ram. P5E-VM HDMI mobo.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is what I understand:
13199M is your total page file, including your RAM and disk cache. 4219M is how much of it you are using. 3.25GB is how much physical RAM you are using. The rest of it is stored in virtual memory (reserved on your disk cache, but not physically there).
If you want a more detailed explaination, I'm afraid I can't explain it perfectly, but I have the gist of it
btw, where's NicholTL? My OC post still needs help
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is what I understand:
13199M is your total page file, including your RAM and disk cache. 4219M is how much of it you are using. 3.25GB is how much physical RAM you are using. The rest of it is stored in virtual memory (reserved on your disk cache, but not physically there).
If you want a more detailed explaination, I'm afraid I can't explain it perfectly, but I have the gist of it
btw, where's NicholTL? My OC post still needs help
)...I have no idea what you are talking about
The first thing that jumps to mind is this: DRAM Voltage should not be left on Auto because you don't know what Auto does. Check at what voltage your RAM is certified to run at 1066 and set the DRAM Voltage to it (so you know THIS is not the problem). Also have the strap manually on 333 even though it won't make a difference: better to know what you are running on for important settings.
Heh, he's dropped a decimal and a 1 from his volt listings... 1.28/1.30 and 1.37/1.40 not his weird, obviously outrageous voltages.
