TheGeneral wrote:
So in conlution,
Newest is definately not always best!
Hello, tell me which version did you use to achieve a positive result? The fact is that I have almost the same problem: E5-1650v3+Asus R5E10 does not want to work with memory above 2400 MHz. Typically, the code is bd. I began to sort out starting from 0502, now I reached 1003. I would also like to know from the public: can these processors work on strap 125MHz? Or just apply trims with XMP? The very memory is OEM Samsung B-die, but even they do not start even at 2600 or 2666. Despite this, the processor easily accelerates to 4500 and cache 3800, with a rather modest supply voltage. The system is absolutely and completely stable, provided that the memory operates at a frequency of 2400 MHz. A little step to the side is the bd code, followed by a prompt in the BIOS. It doesn’t matter what timings and voltage - it doesn’t want.
That's what memory I have.
It is strange that mobo reports not that the memory has a frequency of 2400 MHz, but that it is its maximum frequency. And if so, in her opinion, then everything is logical and he will behave like a servant of Satan.
I'd love to understand where the reason is.
Очень жду ответа. :о
Morlock wrote:
Hello, tell me which version did you use to achieve a positive result? The fact is that I have almost the same problem: E5-1650v3+Asus R5E10 does not want to work with memory above 2400 MHz. Typically, the code is bd. I began to sort out starting from 0502, now I reached 1003. I would also like to know from the public: can these processors work on strap 125MHz? Or just apply trims with XMP? The very memory is OEM Samsung B-die, but even they do not start even at 2600 or 2666. Despite this, the processor easily accelerates to 4500 and cache 3800, with a rather modest supply voltage. The system is absolutely and completely stable, provided that the memory operates at a frequency of 2400 MHz. A little step to the side is the bd code, followed by a prompt in the BIOS. It doesn’t matter what timings and voltage - it doesn’t want.
That's what memory I have.
It is strange that mobo reports not that the memory has a frequency of 2400 MHz, but that it is its maximum frequency. And if so, in her opinion, then everything is logical and he will behave like a servant of Satan.
I'd love to understand where the reason is.
Очень жду ответа. :о
Hi,
There is light years difference in products the original question is asking about
For the OP just clear cmos and if you post to bios manually set the default timings 14-14-14-34-T2 or auto and both dram voltages 1.350v
For your issue you have server memory 2400MHz I assume that's why that's all it shows
https://www.newegg.com/p/0DF-005C-001G1
https://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/dram/module/M378A1K43BB2-CRC/
https://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-PC4-19200-2400MHZ-desktop-M378A1K43BB2-CRC/dp/B079T94WCT
4GB Memory Module DDR4 2400MHz Samsung M391A5143EB1-CRC DIMM PC4-19200 1Rx8 ECC-Unbuffered Memory RAM. Server ECC Memory Ram. Desktop Dimm Memory Ram. Laptop SoDimm Memory Ram. DDR Memory Ram. DDR-2 Memory Ram.
Item Description 8GB Module DDR4 2400MHz Samsung M378A1K43BB2-CRC 19200 NON-ECC Memory RAM
SKU EB18-00042
Warranty Lifetime Warranty
Part Number M378A1K43BB2-CRC
Condition These products are all Brand New, and New Condition System pulls, open box returns, or general new condition flawless sticks, 100% individually tested. If any sticks go defective upon installation we will replace them; however, the buyer is responsible for getting ALL defects and returns back to us through standard mailing processes. We provide a lifetime warranty on all Brand New and New condition sticks.
Voltage 1.2V
