Freeze issue on new built pc.

[mo' power]

Your dram voltage is showing 1.665V. This is the incorrect voltage for that ram. You will have to set it manually to 1.5V. Your other bios screens are showing the specs and recommended timings but not the actual voltage.

[feubarkada]

Originally Posted by mo' power

Your dram voltage is showing 1.665V. This is the incorrect voltage for that ram. You will have to set it manually to 1.5V. Your other bios screens are showing the specs and recommended timings but not the actual voltage.

the dram is set to auto.

[feubarkada]

Haaaaaays. I give up. I tried eveything i can to fix it. I guess ill set this aside for now.

[3.0charlie]

Originally Posted by feubarkada

what do you mean by that sir? Can you please tell what exactly is the problem, so i can get an RMA. I have 22 days left before my replacement expire.

First set the Vram manually to 1.5V. Also, find a voltage called MCH. We need to know that too.

Remove both sticks, then locate a single one in the correct slot, per your manual - for a single stick. This is very important.
Re-test with Memtest+86 (the blue screen one).
Passes? Yeah. Good stick. Fails with errors? Time to rma the sticks.
If it passes, do the same thing for the second stick.
Passes? Good stick and time to push the testing further more. If that is the case we'll help you then.
Fails with errors? RMA time for the sticks.

It could also be the board, but any manufacturer will ask you to perform more tests to confirm that indeed the board is defective. By doing these tests, you are troubleshooting the board too.

[Shadowmeph]

It is all part of the learning when you start building your own PC, it can be fun but it also can be a huge headache but it sure feels good when you fix a problem on your own.
I am wondering something I notice that your picks are showing the asus a1 suite do you think it would be different if you went into the actual bios and made the adjustments ? I myself use the actual bios and not the software just to be sure but I am not sure if it would make any difference at all.

[feubarkada]

Originally Posted by 3.0charlie

First set the Vram manually to 1.5V. Also, find a voltage called MCH. We need to know that too.

Remove both sticks, then locate a single one in the correct slot, per your manual - for a single stick. This is very important.
Re-test with Memtest+86 (the blue screen one).
Passes? Yeah. Good stick. Fails with errors? Time to rma the sticks.
If it passes, do the same thing for the second stick.
Passes? Good stick and time to push the testing further more. If that is the case we'll help you then.
Fails with errors? RMA time for the sticks.

It could also be the board, but any manufacturer will ask you to perform more tests to confirm that indeed the board is defective. By doing these tests, you are troubleshooting the board too.

After doing all the test, installing drivers and some unexpected freeze. Theres a pink line showed up on lower right of my screen from motherboard logo up to the windows logo. But not on desktop screen.

[mo' power]

Originally Posted by feubarkada

the dram is set to auto.

It looks like the ram auto voltage setting is overvolting your ram. Like 3.0 said, remove the auto setting and set it to manual. Set your ram voltage to 1.5V. Try it and see what happens.

[KaptCrunch]

return your ram

for i hope the high voltage hasn't damage ram

OC'n isn't healthy for hardware

[feubarkada]

I have some update for you guys.

So i changde the ram voltage to 1.50v and the cpu voltage to be exact "5v". And after that, i stress test the ram for 2hrs and it passed. It didn't freeze at all.

I will update you again afte a couple of days. I just wanna say thanks to all of you who helpd me to fix my first gaming rig. I've been playing BF3 for 4hrs now, and no freeze :)

[mo' power]

Update?