MSI 990XA-GD55 and Corsair Vengeance 1866mhz problem!

I got MSI 990XA-GD55 and 2x4GB Corsair Vengeance 1866mhz but i tried everything to get it run at 1866mhz and i couldn't. It doesn't even run at 1600mhz. Only at 1333 or around 1500mhz. I set the timings manually but i doesn't work. Am i doing something wrong? Anyone can help me to figure out?

Quote from: dyeladreash on 30-May-12, 19:27:53
By saying memory controller, it's about CPU or mainboard?
AMD cpu's from the phenom series support 1066/1266/1333/1600(usually only supports that with an overclock and 2 dimms installed) MHZ on the memory controler! only way you can get more frequancy is by overclocking the memory controler on the cpu to allow the increased frequancy on the dimms (most ram that says its 1866mhz is ment that its been tested overclocked at that speed but the chips will more then likely be 1600MHZ)!

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I apologize for the multitude of questions and possibly incoherent order in which I wrote, but just trying to get as much pertinent info/process I went through as possible. Thanks in advance for any replies, and will be happy to give any extra info if needed!
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Bios: Version 22.2
VGA: XFX HD-687A-ZHFC Radeon HD 6870 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready
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EDIT: After looking through all the left over cases from items I purchased when building this comp, I realize I actually purchased 1866 DDR3, not 1600. But in looking at system properties here, it registers as 1600... But as I said before, I cannot access BIOS to adjust these values. Or maybe that is my problem in first place?

I was wondering about a good voltage for this setup, I think these two are running at 1.6V to start with... So going lower voltage would be ideal then, hmm? Less heat, less power consumption, and you do not have to worry about a decrease in performance? Especially if the latencies are lower, correct?
And I hate to say this, but I have had one of my first "noob" moments ever with this problem... It has been a few months since I took some compressed air to the mobo.. So went and bought some, blasted the heck outta the CPU/GPU/PSU, and the North/South bridges... Ran the same CPU stress test for twice as long, and it hovered at 41c, 42c was my max... *facepalm*. Before, it was even overclocking the CPU to 3.8GHz or so to work with the "data" it was running.. After compressed air, never really went above the 3.6 stock speed. I have never felt like such a goober!
As for the BIOS, turns out the F lock solved the problem, as the delete key is somehow considered a function key for this keyboard I guess. Was able to get into the BIOS, do some tweaking and all. Still nice to know that these newer systems dont beep anymore, and where to start pressing the delete key, instead of mashing it from boot!
Yet again, thanks for the tips, and this bit on memory/RAM is interesting, thank you for that input as well! I do not plan on upgrading the CPU any time soon, unless it is in a weakened state thanks to my neglect.. But I am still fuzzy on RAM details, so the mention of Latency/Voltage helped me in my upgrade search, thank you! If I am understanding it correctly, the 1866 will be future proofed, as well as having the ability for lower latencies compared to 1600? Does my system not go to 1866 because of the CPU or the mobo? As I thought the mobo supported up to 2133 OC.. So most likely the CPU, correct? I am looking at some Mushkin memory, if I get some 1866, I can lower its frequency to 1600, but decrease its latency in the process? ie getting some CL9, and lowering it to 1600 and CL8? How would I go about this, if you do not mind my asking? (If I understand correctly).
Thanks again!
EDIT: I brought up the msi control center, and see that my RAM is actually running at ~1.5V. How can I see the latencies it is running at? It is rated at CL9 at 1866..

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Just want to give an update here.
I've fixed the problem by combining the suggestions given by MSI Technical Support and the ppl who responded to this thread. Thank you.
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Put back everything together and loaded the optimal defaults in BIOS. Set SATA to AHCI and rebooted with the Win 7 installation disk. Performed a fresh install of Win 7 (as recommended by Bas) but only used the drivers in the MSI Install Disk that came with the motherboard.
Now everything is faster, especially the 4K performance of the SSD. I don't know about the "hesitations" as I haven't used the computer long enough yet (just finished re-installing all my apps). But the computer is now just as snappy as before. And yes, I'm now on AMD_SATA and not on MSAHCI.
My conclusion is that the drivers (Catalyst/SB/AHCI) available from the AMD site is not good for the motherboard but those provided by MSI are perfect (in my case at least).
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Greetings!
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I built this computer in 2009 with the intention of doing OpenCL/CUDA computing and handle all my multimedia. At the time, 6GB DDR3 RAM (3x2GB) was about all I could afford. The machine works great, but lately, attempting to do some video and image processing has been hitting limits on my available RAM. I also want to run a linux VM or two. I thought I would order the Corsair 3x4GB DDR3 kit from NewEgg and not have any problems upgrading. I didn't have any plans of running the 6 and 12 GB sets simultaneously because I thought there would be some sort of memory density/timing issues.
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My next thought was "Well, one of them might be bad, let's try to find out which one." I individually put each one in the first slot on the board, ran MemTest, and showed 0 problems on any tests with each of them.
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Or should I be looking at the memory? The 3x2GB set works fine, but the 3x4GB does not.
I'm not sure what my next step should be other than replace the RAM first, motherboard second. The RAM I just got, so I could RMA it if I knew exactly what the problem was. The motherboard is approaching 3 years old and presumably is out of warranty. I wouldn't mind replacing it, but I don't want to spend money right now if I don't have to.
I don't have a second machine to test on, although I'm trying to locate one (most of my friends don't build custom PCs). I have also tried putting the 6GB in the black slots and 12GB in the blue, but the machine doesn't work with that configuration either.
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Anything else I might be missing? I'm out of ideas
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Hi and welcome,
You have 2 "bottlenecks": the processor and the mainboard.
http://ark.intel.com/products/37147/Intel-Core-i7-920-Processor-8M-Cache-2_66-GHz-4_80-GTs-Intel-QPI
Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type) : 24 GB
Memory Types : DDR3-800/1066
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Max Memory Bandwidth : 25.6 GB/s
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/X58-Pro-E.html#/?div=Detail
• Supports six unbuffered DIMM of 1.5 Volt DDR3 800/1066/1333*/1600* (OC) DRAM, 24GB Max
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I think for your config the best shot is 3 x 4GB DDR3-1333 (9-9-9-24 at 1.55-1.60V)

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Quote from: HU16E on 06-September-09, 15:10:01
Out of seven MSI X58 boards, none had a problem with Corsair sticks. With the 1600's running at 1066, they should only require default (1.50v) auto voltage. They should also work using settings of 1N 9 9 9 24 without issue. As the CPU IMC only natively supports 800/1066, your particular CPU may have a limitation of working any higher. But, something is not right within the system if it will not run the RAM at 1066. To rule out a bad stick, test with just one in the black A0 slot, & swap it out & test the other two individually. As far as DRAM voltage, if all the sticks check out ok, try raising it to 1.55V. Keep the forum updated on your progress.
Added: Make sure 'Spread Spectrum' is disabled in bios Cell Menu, as well as 'Extreme Memory Profile' if your bios has it listed.
Are they 2GB sticks? (All the threads in question use the 2GB sticks - one 3×, and one 6×)
Back around the time I tried the BIOS flash as the solution, I Memtest86'd each of the sticks individually in the MSI-recommended slot for a single-stick configuration, and each tested perfectly. Part of the advice given at the time was to disable XMP and Spread Spectrum; they already were.
Whilst I can't be certain that the RAM is the problem, at least three threads on this board now are using 2GB Corsair 1600 sticks and having strikingly similar symptoms...
I'll try investigating the voltages later today. Thanks!

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Was the intel's chipest issue all about SATA 2 internal voltage ?
I think it has nothing to do with the memory's speed.
At least, corsair works fine with my old asus X48...........Probably asus is the last brand I can choose. Gigabyte is also garbage, my old x38 only last 2 months, then it was dead....repaired.........4 more weeks, it was dead again.
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>>Posting Guide<<
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MOVED: MSI 770-G45 and 4x2GB DDR3 1600 problem

This topic has been moved to AMD64 ATI/SiS/VIA boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=153078.0

You are in the wrong part of the forum with that motherboard. Please make a new post, listing all your hardware, here:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?board=24.0
Since the problem is memory detection, you need to say model exactly.
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Quote from: sp4wners on 15-September-09, 23:25:30
Also if I want to overclock my CPU should I change something on that switch on the motherboard? I think it's called CPU_CLK1 the red one with white switches.
Don't use the OC switches.
Quote from: sp4wners on 15-September-09, 23:25:30
I tried to set them at 1600MHz 8-8-8-28 (crash) 9-9-9-28 (crash) :/ And I need some help with CPU.
One assumes you did increase the DIMM voltage?
Quote from: sp4wners on 15-September-09, 23:25:30
Oh I almost forgot... Why my mobo recognize my RAM as 1066MHz? :/
Because that's what it is.

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Hi there,
The colors of the dimms are to diferenciate the channels (because of the dual channel thing) one color is channel A the other channel B.
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