Overclocking p67a-g45

Hello, everyone,
I'm just assembled my new 2500k/p67a-g45 system, and I was looking forward to attempting OCing for the first time. According to all the guides, I should change the CPU voltage but there is no option to change it in the BIOS. Does anyone have this MB, and could they possibly point me to a solution? The BIOS version is latest - 1.E0. Thanks!

In a situation that a mainboard has no other option than the Auto (default) setting for CPU V., & a BIOS update is not offered to enable such a feature, then all one can do is OC to the highest multi that can be set that it will remain stable under load.

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MOVED: P67A-G45 Windows 8 Overclock Speedstep Issues

This topic has been moved to Overclocking, Undervolting.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162736.0

Quote from: celltech on 24-October-12, 21:13:49
So my bad...there is an Intel Turbo Mode setting under the OC tab. It was enabled and I tried to disable it. No change...
So then I started turning off C1E and C-State stuff. That only made it worse. According to CPU-Z the CPU was getting full voltage all the time. At least with C1E/C-States enabled the voltages will back off with no load on the CPU.
The Win 8 Task Manager is very strange. It is showing the frequency bouncing around 3.3-4.2 while CPU-Z shows it hard locked at 4.2 I am not sure what the Task Manager is using for its calculations. But even the Task Manager hard locked at 4.2 with everything disabled.
I have the same board (P67A-G45) and I am having the same problem. When I set the multiplier in the BIOS, the CPU will bounce between 3.3GHz and whatever I set the multiplier to. I am running the V1.18 BIOS. With Windows 7, I could set the multiplier to whatever I wanted, enable C-States, and the CPU would throttle down to 16x without any issue or any interaction from me.
You can use ThrottleStop to check the multiplier more accurately then CPU-Z. Also in ThrottleStop, you can click "Set Multiplier" -> "Power Saver" -> "Turn On" and the CPU will run like a champ at 16x multiplier, so its definitely possible. This 16x get reported in CPU-Z and in the Windows Task Manager as well. Once you disable Power Saver, its back to 33x + multiplier land.
I hope a solution to this will be found, seems really silly to install a new OS and have CPU multiplier issues...

P67A-G45 Windows 8 Overclock Speedstep Issues

I just upgraded my setup from Windows 7 to 8. I have my i5-2500K overclocked to 4.2GHz. In Win 7 I could see Speedstep/EIST working fine and it would throttle down to 1.6GHz when things were not busy.
Now with Win 8 it stays at 4.2 no matter what. The multiplier never seems to drop down. If I set it back to the normal 33 things are fine. If I start it at 33 and then use MSI Control Center to raise the multi it works fine. But if I boot it with the CPU already at 42 it just stays at max speed.
I am at all the latest BIOS and software versions.
Any ideas???

Quote from: celltech on 24-October-12, 21:13:49
So my bad...there is an Intel Turbo Mode setting under the OC tab. It was enabled and I tried to disable it. No change...
So then I started turning off C1E and C-State stuff. That only made it worse. According to CPU-Z the CPU was getting full voltage all the time. At least with C1E/C-States enabled the voltages will back off with no load on the CPU.
The Win 8 Task Manager is very strange. It is showing the frequency bouncing around 3.3-4.2 while CPU-Z shows it hard locked at 4.2 I am not sure what the Task Manager is using for its calculations. But even the Task Manager hard locked at 4.2 with everything disabled.
I have the same board (P67A-G45) and I am having the same problem. When I set the multiplier in the BIOS, the CPU will bounce between 3.3GHz and whatever I set the multiplier to. I am running the V1.18 BIOS. With Windows 7, I could set the multiplier to whatever I wanted, enable C-States, and the CPU would throttle down to 16x without any issue or any interaction from me.
You can use ThrottleStop to check the multiplier more accurately then CPU-Z. Also in ThrottleStop, you can click "Set Multiplier" -> "Power Saver" -> "Turn On" and the CPU will run like a champ at 16x multiplier, so its definitely possible. This 16x get reported in CPU-Z and in the Windows Task Manager as well. Once you disable Power Saver, its back to 33x + multiplier land.
I hope a solution to this will be found, seems really silly to install a new OS and have CPU multiplier issues...

Overclocking issues with p67a-g45

I am unable to get a decent manual overclock with this board. The OC GENIE overclock is about the best stable OC I can get which is only 4.2ghz and this processor should reach much higher. Anyways here are my specs:
i7-2700k
2 x 4gb G Skill 1866 9-10-9-28
Gigabyte HD6850 OC
2 x Vertex 3 SSDs in raid 0
700 watt PSU
Thermaltake Frio CPU cooler
P67A-G45 Mobo
I've got the newest version of the Bios-5.3 which I've been unable to find much documentation or guides for. Any help would be appreciated!

Basing on experience, the latest bios are only best used when running Ivy Bridge cpu. With my i5 2500K before, I didn't have any issues overclocking it at 4.3ghz [Auto V] using official 1.J0 Bios until I upgraded to 4.xx bios. I couldn't overclock it at all. I went back to Bios 1.J0, problem solved. Since your using Sandy Bridge cpu, I suggest you do the same. I am using P67a-GD65 which is simply an older brother of your board.
Btw, my settings when I was running i5 2500K. Hope it helps, good luck!
EUP 2013          [Disabled]
CPU Base Frequency [10kHz]     [10000]
Adjust CPU Ratio     [33]
Adjust CPU Ratio in OS    [Disabled]
Internal PLL Overvoltage   [Auto]
EIST        [Enabled]
Intel Turbo Boost     [Enabled]
Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P)   [Disabled]
DRAM Frequency         [DDR3-1866MHz]
DRAM Timing Mode      [Link]
DRAM Configuration      2T-10-11-10-30
Spread Spectrum     [Disabled]
VDroop Control        [Low VDroop]
CPU Core Voltage     [Auto]
CPU I/O Voltage     [Auto]
DRAM Voltage        [1.507 V]
System Agent Voltage(SA)   [Auto]
CPU PLL Voltage         [Auto]
DDR_VREF_CA_A         [Auto]
DDR_VREF_CA_B         [Auto]
DDR_VREF_DA_A         [Auto]
DDR_VREF_DA_B         [Auto]
PCH 1.05         [Auto]
CPU Features
Active Processor Cores      [All]
Limit CPUID Maximum      [Disabled]
Execute Disable Bit      [Enabled]
Intel Virtualisation Tech   [Disabled]
Intel VT-D Tech         [Disabled]
Power Technology      [Custom]
C1E Support         [Disabled]
Overspeed Protection      [Disabled]
Intel C-State         [Enabled]
Package C State Limit      [Auto]
Long Duration Power Limit (W) 200
Long Duration Maintained (s)     2500
Short Duration Power Limit (W) 250
Primary Plane Turbo Power Limit (W) 250
1-Core Ratio Limit      43
2-Core Ratio Limit      43
3-Core Ratio Limit      43
4-Core Ratio Limit      43

Is BIOS 1.B the latest one for P67A-G45 (B3)?

is BIOS 1.B the latest one for P67A-G45 (B3)?
do i only need that one? can i skip the other ones?
also, can you recommend me some settings i should change in bios? im getting my pc very soon... (im not overclocking and dont know anything like it)
have ordered:
MSI P67A-G45 REV B3
750GB Western Digital Caviar Blue
Intel Core i7 2600K 3,4GHz
OCZ SSD Vertex3 120GB MAX IOPS
Fractal Design Define R3, Titanium
Samsung SH-222AB, SATA Black OEM
Corsair HX 750W 80+
Corsair 8GB (2x4096MB) CL9 1600Mhz VENGEANCE BLUE
PNY GTX 580
4 case fans

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where in the manual says that? cant find it.
Excerpt from manual;
Important
DDR3 memory modules are not interchangeable with DDR2, and the DDR3 standard
is not backwards compatible. You should always install DDR3 memory modules in
the DDR3 DIMM slots.
In Dual-Channel mode, make sure that you install memory modules of the same type
and density in different channel DIMM slots.
To ensure a successful system boot-up, always insert the memory modules into the
DIMM1 first.
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does this mobo even support 1600mhz ram without overclock? i choosed it because i was told it could i mean, if i put 1600mhz rams, will it be that speed directly or must i change some settings first? if so, which settings?
The thought process is not quite correct. The mainboard specifications say it will support up to 2133 OC right? It is the CPU IMC that only natively supports DDR3 1333 speed. Anything over 1333 is overclocking pure & simple. If the RAM is 'properly' programmed, it should default & work without having to change any settings.

Help needed, new pc stopped booting properly after 2 days msi p67a-g45

Hi I need help quick, I recently built a new pc and all was going well sofar but now it wont boot up properly, it keeps resetting before the boot post tests and the times it does go through to the tests the internal speaker does 2 beeps, waits a second, 2 more beeps, waits a second, 3 quick beeps and then finally after another second 1 final loud beep. Also when I'm running my memory test (doing atm, I think it crashed though) the lights on my keyboard are continusly flickering.
Any help would be greatful
My specs:
Intel i5 2500k (not overclocked)
8GB ram
650w corsair power supply (had this for a few years and worked fine sofar)
msi gtx 570 oc
msi p67a-g45 motherboard
crucial m4 64gb ssd
2*1tb samsung hardrives

Ok I just tried messing around with the computer it seems that the 2 sets of 3 quick beeps are for the number of usb devices Ive got attached to the computer, their is still 2 normal beeps before the 1 loud beep so I'm not sure what they mean as I tried replacing all the parts and it seems to do the same beeps.
Quote from: Bernhard on 11-May-11, 11:12:09
Have you tried with only one memory module on the board ?
yep just tried that, they both seem to pass seperatly and together as they make no changes to the number of beeps, the ram should of also been 100% tested by mushkin in the factory so I dont think they may be the problem
Quote from: Bernhard on 11-May-11, 11:12:09
What is a few years, and under what usage pattern and load ? PSUs don't last forever. Suggest you also test with a known good PSU of similar output to determine if there is a potential PSU problem.
Ive had the psu for around 2 years and it coped with me setting the computer to run on a full load test with 3dmarks and prime95 for a few hours along with me having a normal gaming session on it. I cant test the computer with any other psu's atm as I got none spair to use.
Hopefully it was just the cmos being corrupted as resetting that seems to have fixed it, but it annoying not knowing what them 2 beeps are before the loud beep (which I guess is the all ok beep) is though.

MSI P67A-G45 (MS-7673) Blue screen problems

Hey guys, I'm new to the forums so pardon me if I'm doing this wrong or I'm in the wrong section.
I recently bought the P67A-G45 board in mid January. Mainly, I wasn't having any problems, a few hiccups here and there which I solved by updating Bios/Chipset. However, recently (past two-three weeks) I've been having troubles with Blue Screens. These can occur anytime, sometimes while gaming, other times just browsing the web. I have a few shots of the screens (bad quality, sorry):
http://imgur.com/C1Dvq,UZiiC,GvSbn
http://imgur.com/C1Dvq,UZiiC,GvSbn#1
http://imgur.com/KyvNa
As well as BSOD error like (no pic, sorry)
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Is this the Mobo? I've searched around, the error of IRQL... I'm told can be nearly anything...
I'm starting to get slightly frustrated, so I'm hoping you guys can help.
Specs:
Mobo
MSI P67A-G45 (MS-7673)
Ram
8gigs DDR3 (9-9-9-24)
CPU:
Intel Core i5 2500k @3.30 GHz (not overclocked)
GPU
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570
1GB memory
Let me know if I can provide anymore information. I'll do my best to try and help.
Thanks.
Flick
Edit: Drives are up to date and everything else. Everything aside from Non-MSI related utilities have been installed via Live Update 5.

Quote from: Flick on 29-February-12, 05:53:39
Connection Interface... I'm not sure what that is either.
Is it an IDE or SATA drive, you can check in devicemanager.
Quote from: Flick on 29-February-12, 05:53:39
Edit: It could be the hard drive. Everything on this PC is nearly new (within 5 months) albeit the Hard drive. Is there anyway to see if thats what is actually causing the blue screens?
Download HDtune and let it check the disk, if it bluescreens whilst checking, it is probably your drive, but, more importantly, its to see if there are damaged sectors and thus see the status of you HDD. If the disk is damaged, best to back up all important data and get a new HDD.
To read the minidump from the bluescreen, I use Bluescreenview, its free.
The stop code from the minidump can then be used to look up what it is, on Microsoft.com or Google.

P67A-G45 (B3) Bootup Issues

I'm stuck at a black screen with a 98 at the bottom-right of the screen and a repetition of beeps. This motherboard has been working perfectly for the past half year and the problems have just started to occur after I dusted out my computer last week. I ended up spending 4 days cleaning out my computer since I've had a busy week and I went at it slowly. I'm pretty sure everything is put back in correctly since there actually is an output on my screen but I have no clue why my computer's hanging on startup. Any inputs anyone?
Specs:
Mobo: P67a-G45 (B3) in case you missed the topic title
CPU: i7 2600
RAM: CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9
G.SKILL Value Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9D-8GBNT
GPU: SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 6850
PSU: Kingwin 1000W
2 TB Seagate Green Drive
I don't do any overclocking or changes on the bios.

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RAM: CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9
G.SKILL Value Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9D-8GBNT
Recommend to remove one or the other. Recipe for failure mixing kits often even from the same manufacturer and part numbers. Why it worked for half a year? Who knows. Best off if 16GB is required, to purchase a matched kit. If I was going to take a chance on another kit to try and match up, it would be the Corsair.

MSI P67A-G45 (B3) teperatures

Hello,
SpeedFan shows 3 temperatures - Temp1, Temp2 and Temp3 (no specific labels).
Temp1 matches to CPU temperature from MSI Control Center and Temp3 matches to System temperature. They are OK.
But does anybody know what can be Temp2? Chipset?
The problem is that this temperature is really high: 125 deg C after 30 minutes of playing Crysis. It doesn’t look good to me...
Thanks for any help!
K.
Components:
- Intel Core i5-2500K (no overclock)
- ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2 8GB (kit 2x 4GB) 1600 MHz
- Gigabyte HD 4870 512MB
- Corsair TX650 650W
- Antec Three Hundred Ultimate Gamer Case, 2 x fan (in and out)

Quote from: don_Karlos on 06-April-11, 04:06:42
Hello,
SpeedFan shows 3 temperatures - Temp1, Temp2 and Temp3 (no specific labels).
Temp1 matches to CPU temperature from MSI Control Center and Temp3 matches to System temperature. They are OK.
But does anybody know what can be Temp2? Chipset?
The problem is that this temperature is really high: 125 deg C after 30 minutes of playing Crysis. It doesn’t look good to me...
Thanks for any help!
K.
Hello folks, I just replaced an MSI P43-C51 LGA 775 Intel P43 ATX Intel Motherboard, with an MSI P67A-G45 (B3) and an I5 2500k, running everything at default settings, the p-43 board gave me good service but one day, I turn the computer on and it didn't do anything, since LGA 775 boards are getting hard to find I went ahead and got the P-67, the issue I have is the same high temperature on TMPIN02, before I took the heatsink off the temp was getting up to 203c I couldn't believe the board didn't fail at that time, I went ahead and remove all 3 heatsinks (the ones around the CPU socket also) and inspected for thermal grease, well I noticed that it looked like chewing gum and that it was solidified and that there was very little coverage on the actual chip. I went ahead and cleaned the old stuff and used Arctic Cooling paste I keep in my tool bag, put it all together and fire it up the NB temp drop to (idle) 50c which is a lot better under load it goes up to 65-70c I have moved the video card to the second pci-e slot to see if more air will flow in the NB area but then 3 of the 4 SATA connectors are covered up by it, I also adjusted the rmps of the front fan (200mm) but is not making a big difference, so I'm really happier with the results but not entirely happy, my brother is going on his 3rd motherboard (MSI) first one would not boot, second one no video output to monitor I'm not sure if I want to consider MSI products in the near future. I have been a loyal MSI customer for many years. I would appreciated any comments to this post I know is a little old.

P67A-G45 3T drive only formatting to 746Gig

P67A-G45 3T drive only formatting to 746Gig
Converted partition to GPT, still 746Gig. Saw other posts for firmware update to UEFI, but could not find that in my downloads for this motherboard. About a year ago I updated my BIOS, and Live 6 Utility says that my system is up to date. What am I missing? Thanks for your help.

Thanks, yes I read that. It was one of the few concise posts on the issue. Once you got to the Intel site to get the driver. Intel tells you"
"IMPORTANT:
Before installing this application or requesting technical support from Intel, first contact your system manufacturer. They typically provide software which is specifically configured for your system. "
MSI has been updating other drivers even those that are from Intel. Why is MSI not seeming to endorse the use of this driver?
Thanks for your help?

What to do with bricked motherboard? MSI P67A-G45 AFTER FLASHING LAST BIOS

I flashed MSI P67A-G45 by the last BIOS for IB CPU. The flashing goes twice with intermediate reset. Before I flashed P67A-C43 by the same version from MSI, and all was Ok.
I flashed new BIOS from version 1I under DOS mode. There was a problem with pen drive and I used hard disk without USB pen drive. That was my error. The exe file started and flashed BIOS normally and then after reset started flashing Intel ME firmware. I thought all is going ok and the image is taken from HDD. But after the process finished and motherboard reset, it didn't start at all. The fan starts and stops, LED blinks and motherboard behaves the same way even without CPU. What can I do? Is there any way, suppose, using a EEPROM writer? I have one and I can take the BIOS chip off and flash by old version of BIOS. What can You advise? Maybe the second flash process writes another chip - can You tell me about it. Please advise how to manage this problem.
I received no help from support. I'm not a novice - I work in repair center and have soldering station etc. Can You explain me anything about second flashing process? I need only information and I will be able to manage th :lol_anim:is problem.

Quote from: ring1956 on 31-July-12, 04:01:53
I flashed MSI P67A-G45 by the last BIOS for IB CPU. The flashing goes twice with intermediate reset. Before I flashed P67A-C43 by the same version from MSI, and all was Ok.
I flashed new BIOS from version 1I under DOS mode.
Why did you flash the C43 BIOS on the G45 mainboard?
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/P67A-C43.html#/?div=BIOS
http://www.msi.com/product/mb/P67A-G45--B3-.html#/?div=BIOS

MSI P67A-G45 Issue: Computer boots seconds after Shutdown or Sleep mode

Current Build:
MSI P67A-G45 (B3) LGA 1155 Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
Intel Core i5-2500K Sandy Bridge 3.3GHz (3.7GHz Turbo Boost) LGA 1155 95W Quad-Core Desktop Processor Intel HD Graphics 3000 BX80623I52500K
XFX HD-677X-ZNFC Radeon HD 6770 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866 (PC3 14900) Desktop Memory Model F3-14900CL9D-8GBXL
Thermaltake TR2 RX 750W Bronze W0382RU ATX 12V v2.3 / EPS 12V v2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply
Seagate Barracuda ST500DM002 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive
Running Windows 7 64 bit Professional
Problem: Within days of building computer in January the computer started to automatically reboot seconds after shutdown or entering sleep mode.
Attempted Fixes:
-Total re-install of Windows + BIOS
-Updated BIOS via LiveUpdate
-Rolled back to initial BIOS that came with MB
-Changed between registry option of "PowerdownAfterShutdown" between "0" and "1"
-Disabled Wake-Up Events in BIOS
-Changed to OS controlled Wake-Up events
-Changed "Restore after AC Power Loss" to off in BIOS
-Ordered a new PSU, replaced PSU
Regardless the fix, if I try to shutdown - the computer reboots within a few seconds. If I try to put it in sleep mode, it boots right back up. The only way to get the computer to shut off is by manually turning off the PSU.
I've seen that there have been frequent power-cycle issues with this particular motherboard in comments on newegg.com, just wondering if this issue has been encountered and if there is a fix available?

Quote from: Bernhard on 17-February-12, 00:10:35
Is this with no case wire connections to any of the headers? i.e. if you start it by shorting the on/off pin headers with a screwdriver tip.
Yeah, as shown here.
http://www.computer-how-to-guide.com/motherboard-troubleshooting/motherboard-post-test-how-to/
Shorted on with flathead, boots up fine. After flipping off the PSU to turn it off and then flipping the PSU back on, the dang thing waits a few seconds and boots right back up. No short required. At this point I think a ghost might be living in my computer.

Unable to update P67A-G45

Hello all,
I have been running my P67A-G45 (B3) based system for over a year now with no issues. Every few months I check MSI's site for BIOS updates and have been flashing via the HP Flashdrive utility. Ive used this method several times with no errors.
Im currently running BIOS 1.12 dated 7-22-2011 and I want to update to version 1.I
When I run the flash (booting into DOS via flash drive) I get the following error:
"ROM file ROMID is not compatible with existing BIOS ROMID"
Is there something im doing wrong? or is the MSI website linking to the wrong BIOS?

Quote from: resident56 on 23-June-12, 05:17:33
I have been running my P67A-G45 (B3) based system for over a year now with no issues. [Every few months I check MSI's site for BIOS updates and have been flashing via the HP Flashdrive utility.
Quote from: resident56 on 23-June-12, 05:17:33
Im currently running BIOS 1.12 dated 7-22-2011 and I want to update to version 1.I
This is weird. If you mentioned that you update your BIOS every few months, your last BIOS version should be version 1.H dated 13-01-2012.
For the board, P67A-G45 (B3), there was never an official BIOS of 1.12 dated 7-22-2011, the only two BIOS versions that were available between April to October were version 1.B dated 14-04-2011, and version 1.D dated 04-10-2011.
Check this link for all P67-G45 (B3) BIOS and release dates > http://www.msi.com/product/mb/P67A-G45--B3-.html#/?div=BIOS
I suggest you double check your board details again.

P67A-G45 (B3) and Asus R9270-DC2OC-2GD5

I'm having essentially the same problem as the OP in this thread: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=175787.0.
In my case, however I have an Asus R9270-DC2OC-2GD5 that I'm trying to get to work in a P67A-G45 (B3).
My current AMI BIOS version is 1.9, which was published in March of 2011. I suspect, as in the other thread, that the BIOS is probably the issue.
The card should be compatible with my motherboard, right? If so, does anyone happen to know which version of the BIOS I should flash to. I would assume the latest official release (1.J) but thought I'd ask just in case.

So any GTX 6xx card will work with my current motherboard?
If that's the case, I'll probably go with a GTX 660, as it's extremely close to the AMD card in terms of price and performance.
I've never felt that my homebuilt machine has been absolutely 100% stable, and though I've always suspected that it may just be my current AMD Radeon HD6850 not playing well with the rest of my setup, I would nevertheless feel a little wary of flashing the BIOS.

What memory is 100% compatible with MSI P67A-G45?

I have some g.skill memory and there are issues using it with my MSI P67A-G45 as I cant adjust dram voltage. I know some of you have this board so what memory is working perfect and allows dram voltage and all others settings to be fully adjusted?

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and do you really think 512mb and 1gb modules were tested on this P67 board?
Just posted a link to the modules list, nothing more. Made no recommendations & made no other assumptions. Selections & decisions are yours & yours alone.
Here is a suggestion however. Never a blanket guarantee, but I have yet to have the Corsair GT series fail to properly default or not work on any board I have tested. Whatever you purchase, make sure it properly defaults to the platforms IMC specs for DDR3 1333, 9 9 9 xx @ 1.50v's + or - 0.075v's. Plain stick, fancy heatspreaders doesn't matter. Compatible SPD profile programming does matter.

Overclocking p67a-g45

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