help overclocking maximus extreme iv-z with 2133 kingston genesis hyperx 16gb

[deseroner]

cont. http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=704840, I had to set vcore to 1.48 4.9 to be stable setting ram MHz to 1600. please read post.review of 2133 http://www.overclockers.com/kingston...3-quad-channel

[deseroner]

any setups with what I have will help.i kept on getting the restart then shut off then start up and freeze at windows boot.now stable at 1.48vcore .

[HiVizMan]

My friend I am not going to another forum to read a thread. If you want my help here then you post the details here for me to read.

Regards

[deseroner]

man, i have set to 4.9 1.48v 100.4 1606 mhz ,core everything else auto , temps are good .all weekend worked well ,locked up this morning froze then i can move mouse and nothing else ,what am i doing wrong. frustrating,works well on regular. any ideas. you think it is the kingston causing problems.

[deseroner]

HiVizMan wrote:
My friend I am not going to another forum to read a thread. If you want my help here then you post the details here for me to read.

Regards

i will post settings later, man this is erking me, i had g.skill on my old maximus formula, no problems oc. should i try g.skill.

[deseroner]

i have it at auto 3.5 for wife ,so she can do her work. until i figure it out . this is my 4.9 setup

[HiVizMan]

Straight up I will tell you your cooler is really not going to thank you for 4.9GHz with the extreme settings.

However let us focus on the RAM

F5 your system to get it back to defaults and that way we have a clean start yes 🙂

Now enable your XMP profile.

F10 Enter

Does your system post to OS?

Does your system run stable in OS?

If yes, then go back into BIOS and look at the timings and voltages that the profile is setting. Write them down or you can take a screenshot using F12 and a FAT formatted USB stick.

Enable the OC profile you wish to use. (I think that 4.9 is way to high for your cooling) and physically enter the XMP profile settings in BIOS>

F10 Enter when done and you should be good to go.

[deseroner]

HiVizMan wrote:
Straight up I will tell you your cooler is really not going to thank you for 4.9GHz with the extreme settings.

However let us focus on the RAM

F5 your system to get it back to defaults and that way we have a clean start yes 🙂

Now enable your XMP profile.

F10 Enter

Does your system post to OS?

Does your system run stable in OS?

If yes, then go back into BIOS and look at the timings and voltages that the profile is setting. Write them down or you can take a screenshot using F12 and a FAT formatted USB stick.

Enable the OC profile you wish to use. (I think that 4.9 is way to high for your cooling) and physically enter the XMP profile settings in BIOS>

F10 Enter when done and you should be good to go.

i did auto cpu 4.6 and added 1.40v to core, and it did boot at 2133,testing to see if stable.

[HiVizMan]

OK that is good to hear. Now at 2133MHz run some memtest just to make sure.

What kind of temps were you getting under load?

Oh and I have the same cooler in my 24/7 system (2700K) so have played with the Antec cooling system a bit.

[deseroner]

is it a good idea to run 4.6 all the time and disable the other features in cpu.i will run memtest later tonight,how many times to be sure.i did prime for 10 minutes , temps were lower than usual ,was getting up to 68 then climbing , i lower the setting on clima control, so fans on 920 were spinning lower , went up to 73. but with fans on faster probably lower temps, bought some noctua nf-12's to replace the annoying antec fans. going to set it high load all the time on fans.

HiVizMan wrote:
OK that is good to hear. Now at 2133MHz run some memtest just to make sure.

What kind of temps were you getting under load?

Oh and I have the same cooler in my 24/7 system (2700K) so have played with the Antec cooling system a bit.