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    Sabertooth 990fx memory and post trouble

    I am building a 990fx with a fx-8120.

    I had hyper x memory that ran fine without oc.
    I did the auto oc and got 3.8 1666.
    9-9-9-27 @1.65

    Some cores would fail when running prime.


    Now I am trying corsair vengence.
    9-9-9-24 @1.50

    With no oc it runs fine.
    The auto oc fails and hangs on VGA_LED.

    Have tried 2 video cards both slots
    the sabertooth and a 990x evo.

    Manual oc works for a while but then
    POST error on VGA_LED after reboot.

    5 hours prime at 3.8 1666 no errors
    but then it won't reboot. VGA_LED.

    Working on 3.7-3.8 tring 1646 and 1628
    but both have failed to reboot after running prime.

    I am new to AMD and not sure what I am missing?

    Is it a bios setting or is this memory bad?

    Have oced 2 other asus with intel cpus and no trouble
    and have oced evga x58 with no problems also.

    Thanks.

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    Sounds like your ram is unstable. Have a look at the voltages and settings your are changing in the BIOS to overclock your ram.
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    It's annoying that a mem problem will hang on the VGA_LED.

    At 1646 It would still hang after reboot
    after 1 hour running prime.

    Now I am trying it with the mem at 1626 again
    with the 41 and 2t timings added.

    So far so good. 3.7 is fine with me.

    I am getting 7.7 7.7 7.4 7.4 7.7 on WEI.

    The mem is only getting 1400 on passmark, is that an AMD thing?

    Also 40 c max after a couple hours of prime alright for AMD?

    Thanks.

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