Gigabyte Z87-HD3

[Tr1kk1]

After updating to Gigabyte Z87-HD3 and 4670K,im getting mad number of BSOD's.Only crashes on some games.It's weird that it put's my system to 1333Mhz.

Team Group  Xtreem LV Kit,which are 1600Mhz,and i got Gskill sniper kit and they are 1600Mhz.When i try to use them as 1600Mhz,it crashes all the time.Do i need to mess with the voltages?

I think my memory's now were set to 1.33Volts.Every "OC" i do,how small it might be.it's just going to boot loop.

 

 

 

 

[Exotath]

Have you tried setting them by the XMP profile?

 

Have you checked with Gigabytes memory compatibility list?

 

Have you updated the bios?

 

Lastly have you run a memtest for errors?

 

 

http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4489#dl   Click on the CPU/Memory Support tabs and then click the Memory Support list to download and view the list.

 

I know it should support most memory but manufacturers do list memory that they have tested and it is always ideal to get memory that is on this list.

[DavePC]

Omid is right.

 

You should first go into the BIOS and use XMP to head into DDR3-1600.

 

Then I would use LinX, test all ram for 10 runs.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?201670-LinX-A-simple-Linpack-interface

 

If that still doesn't work, you can try updating the bios here:

Current latest BIOS is in Beta.

 

Here is the QVL, I doubt it will help though:

http://download.gigabyte.asia/FileList/Memory/mb_memory_ga-z87-hd3.pdf

 

If all else fails, try switching to your other BIOS and see if that works.

 

You can also try to clear CMOS. 

[Tr1kk1]

I have tested everything,LinX no errors.I think my mems are just too old (bought for the P55)

XMP profile crashes,without XMP 1600Mhz,it crashes.So im just gonna buy new memorys.

 

Old ones

Team Group TXD34096M1600HC7DC-L

G Skill Sniper F3-12800CL9D-8GBSR2 

[fracking4oil]

Have you set your memory timings manually? 

[Tr1kk1]

I doubt that will do anything special,everything is on auto setting

[fracking4oil]

I doubt that will do anything special,everything is on auto setting

 

 

That very well could be your problem. Even tho my system sets the timings on auto the same as I set them manually, my system will crash every time on auto, while never crashing on manual.

[Tr1kk1]

I'll try that out.

Doesn't work,some of my games crashes on loading thegame,some while playing.so frustrating

[fracking4oil]

In your BIOS try setting your memory "Performance Enhance" to Turbo, if that doesn't help I don't know what else to tell you other than it might be time to get new memory.

[Tr1kk1]

Done that,didn't help.

[Tr1kk1]

UPDATE:

 

After doing some heavy "lifting"

Updated the bios F5f beta,Lot's of new options in memory tab.Removed the Team Group dual kit.Now my G.Skill Snipers run 1600Mhz with XMP. Timings and voltages adjusted manually.There is a option to use enhanced stability,Don't use this,it doesn't work.Ok,so finally my system hasn't crashed in 2 days.So since the Gigabyte Z87 has a lot of memory problem's,not all that sure,what actually fixed all the problems.I'm suspecting that it was the Team Group dual kit,didn't go together all that well with G.Skill.Or the fix was only using 2 memory slot's.Which there is a forum,that they got all sorts of BSOD's with 4,3 and 2 sticks.1 stick and everything worked like it should.And that was a Gigabyte Z87 board.So i hope this helps everybody who is having problems with their mobo's.