P35 Platinum Corsair C4 Memory problems

Just recieved my brand new P35 Mboard, E6850 CPU, 4Gb Corsair XMS2 6400C4 Ram. Imagine my horror when the system wouldn't even POST!!! Took out two ram sticks and eventually got to bios. Changed the date & time and rebooted, would POST. Had to clear the CMOS to get to bios again. However it will not POST every time. The board came with v1.3 bios installed.
Is this a familiar problem? Based on all the various thread I have read lots of people have experinced the same. Should I flash the bios to v1.1, but will that support my E6850?
Or can I try some C5 ram, manually change settings and replace with my new ram running at C5 clock speeds?
Please help!!!!

Read this thread plz https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=110887.0
As it seems is the AUTO setting for the RAM. At least thats the case for the 1.4b3 version but I think its why all bioses from 1.2 and up have problems with ram.
Just set the ram divider manually don't let the AUTO setting.
Hope that helps

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CPU Type DualCore Intel Core 2 Duo E6320, 3400 MHz (7 x 486)
CPU Alias Conroe
CPU Stepping B2
Instruction Set x86, x86-64, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3
Original Clock 1866 MHz
Min / Max CPU Multiplier 6x / 7x
Engineering Sample No
L1 Code Cache 32 KB per core
L1 Data Cache 32 KB per core
L2 Cache 4 MB (On-Die, ASC, Full-Speed)
Motherboard Properties:
Motherboard ID 64-0100-000001-00101111-012408-Bearlake$0AAAA000_A7345IMS V1.8 012408
Motherboard Name Unknown
Front Side Bus Properties:
Bus Type Intel AGTL+
Bus Width 64-bit
Real Clock 486 MHz (QDR)
Effective Clock 1943 MHz
Bandwidth 15543 MB/s
Memory Bus Properties:
Bus Type Dual DDR2 SDRAM
Bus Width 128-bit
DRAM:FSB Ratio 1:1
Real Clock 486 MHz (DDR)
Effective Clock 971 MHz
Bandwidth 15543 MB/s
Chipset Bus Properties:
Bus Type Intel Direct Media Interface
Physical Memory:
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Used 1328 MB
Free 1997 MB
Utilization 40 %
Swap Space:
Total 6880 MB
Used 1472 MB
Free 5407 MB
Utilization 21 %
Virtual Memory:
Total 10206 MB
Used 2801 MB
Free 7405 MB
Utilization 27 %
Physical Address Extension (PAE):
Supported by Operating System Yes
Supported by CPU Yes
Active No
North Bridge Properties:
North Bridge Intel Bearlake G31/G33/P35
Revision / Stepping 02 / A2
In-Order Queue Depth 12
Memory Controller:
Type Dual Channel (128-bit)
Active Mode Dual Channel (128-bit)
Memory Timings:
CAS Latency (CL) 4T
RAS To CAS Delay (tRCD) 4T
RAS Precharge (tRP) 4T
RAS Active Time (tRAS) 12T
Row Refresh Cycle Time (tRFC) 30T
RAS To RAS Delay (tRRD) 8T
Write Recovery Time (tWR) 13T
Read To Write Delay (tRTW) 8T
Write To Read Delay (tWTR) 5T
Refresh Period (tREF) 2600T
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DRAM Slot #1 1024 MB (DDR2-800 DDR2 SDRAM)
DRAM Slot #2 1024 MB (DDR2-800 DDR2 SDRAM)
DRAM Slot #3 1024 MB (DDR2-800 DDR2 SDRAM)
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No actually that was going to be my next step but haven't gotten around to it yet, what kind of max fsb should I expect out of this MB. I have water cooling on everything so heat should not be much of a issue.
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P35 Platinum and Patriot Memory DDR2 PC6400

Hello,
I've tried to adjust RAM Timings, RAM Voltage and RAM frequency manually on my P35 Platinum with BIOS 1.4. I had a reboot loop at CAS 4 so I've tried to put at 1000 MHZ ratio 2:3 after a clear CMOS. It's working.
Now my Patriot Memory is working at CAS 5 ratio 2:3 2,2V and 1000 MHz.
Should I carry on my "quest" to CAS 4 or are these settings good enough? I'm quite lost.....What should I have to do?
Does Patriot Memory owners experienced the same issue? Why can't they be set to CAS 4?
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Hello Spikape,
please list full system specs and provide more information about the specific model/type of Patriot Memory you are using.
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I had a reboot loop at CAS 4
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MSI P35 Neo2 Fir Patriot Memory Problems.

Hi,
Having problems with my Patriot Performance PC2-6400 Low Latency Memory DDR2 (800mhz) 4-4-4-12, 2,2v, 2 * (2gb(2*1GB)kit) =4gb total
on a MSI P35 Neo2 Fir moderboard with Intel Q6600 cpu)
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When i check the memory with CPU-Zv1.44 the memory only goes with the frequencys of
DRAM Frequenzy 399.5mhz
~400 MHz is the correct frequency for your modules. CPU-Z shows real clock speed. DDR means Double Data Rate (two transactions per clock cycle). Multiply 399.5 MHz by two in your head and you have your effective DDR(2) rating of 800 MHz. There is no problem here.
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Why doesn't they go in 4-4-4-12 frequencys Huh
Have tried to manually change dram timing in bios but no success
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Quote from: katoss on 14-November-08, 07:04:57
Hi
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MAINBOARD:P45D3 Platinum
CPU:Intel Core2 Quad Q9400 2.66GHz
MEMORY: OCZ OCZ3P13332GK 2x1GB PC10600 DDR III RAM (DDR-1333) Recommended by MSI.
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VGA: NVIDIA QUADRO FX 3400 256MB MEMORY
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PSU:THERMALTAKE W0163 TOUGHPOWER 650W
the system running Windows XP Pro.
As you understand from the subject the Bios recognize the memory as 1066 GHz
and if i try to put the frequency to 1333 MHz the system can't start and freezes to a black screen.
I have made the upgrade of Bios to version v15 which according to MSI "Improve OCZ memory compatibility"
but nothing. >:(
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It said so in first post, dont tell me to read i always do, but dont get me started, seriously
punch in the number at ocz and this is what you get: http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/memory/ocz_ddr3_pc3_10666_platinum_edition
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This topic has been moved to Vista problems.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=111652.0

Quote from: AaronYuri on 22-November-07, 03:28:52
Well it's simple. Use the BIOS that works best for you. Anyone here will tell you that.
Yeah, I didn't think on that...
Quote from: AaronYuri on 22-November-07, 03:28:52
This is a User-to-user Forum. You will find no MSI employees here.
It's really a shame, because the domain is from MSI, the forum use official MSI brand, the host is payed by MSI, so any moderator here is representing indirectly the company and MSI is responsible of all the forum content and his representatives.
Quote from: AaronYuri on 22-November-07, 03:28:52
EDIT: Just so you know, MSI don't go for bleeding edge. MSI go for the server and OEM market, where there is more money to be had. Asus, Gigabyte and DFI target the ethusiast market. But as ethusiasts only make up <5% of the market, your opinion won't sway that many.
Yes, you're right! Like any customer here I'm no one and nobody gives a about my opnion and my money wasted on a MSI product because the company only gives a on OEM market!
Wonderful tought! God bless you soul and from MSI.
I'll need it because only money it's the important, the company image not. Isn't that right?
Quote from: AaronYuri on 22-November-07, 03:28:52
But as for the rest, it's down to your opinion. I recommend all my customers MSI hardware, because you get quality support (this forum) and a fast & friendly RMA service.
A company is as good as it's support.
Wonderful support.
I imagine if I am a president of a big brazilian PC manufacturer, because the sells of computers in Brazil in that year beats any market in world, and then I see all this bullshit happening from MSI side, then I turn my attention on Gigabyte or Asus (they too act on OEM market and give more attention to your customers).

Problem OC P35 Platinum + 8GB of CL4 memory with Q6600

Hi all!
I just lost that 1000 words post from power outage, so bear with me if I'm more direct to the point.
System:
P35 Platinum BIOS 1.9B1 (Vcore:1.375V, VTT: 1.30V, NB:1.550V, SB: 1.8V) 417MHz FSB x 8 = 3336MHz
Q6600 G0 2.4GHz @ 3.336GHz (42*C idle 68*C load)
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OS: Vista Ultimate x64
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Test the CPU OC = FSB: 417MHz x 8 = 3336MHz & RAM 834MHz (1:1) = 24 hours prime95 stable (small FFT)
Test the memory = FSB: 417MHz x 7 = 2919MHz & RAM 1000MHz ratio 1:1.2 = 24 hours memtest86+ v2.01 AND 24 hours prime95 stable (blend test)
Test them together = FSB: 417MHz x 8 = 3336MHz & RAM 1000MHz ratio 1:1.2 = memtest86+ stable (20 hours) but not prime95 stable. At those settings, SuperPI 32M would finish only 50% of the time (not exact in round)
I tried upping NB to 1.6V (Afraid to fry it), tried upping VTT FSB (What does that do...) to 1.4V-1.45V : no luck.
I know that below 1.55V my 8GB setup is unstable (crashed prime blend test at 18 hours...)
The other option is now trying with higher FSB. All those tests were done with 1.9B1 BIOS. At 500MHz FSB, the board wouldn't even POST. I then flashed the BIOS to 1.9B2 with success! I can now POST and boot with 500MHz FSB! I cannot load windows though which leaves me short of my goal. I tried some more conservative speed (470MHz FSB) and succeeded in loading Vista. Had a hard time thought, at that FSB speed, Vista was crawling and CPU and memory benches in Everest were about 50% lower than last stable benches. Something was wrong.
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Thank you for you suggestions and/or advices concerning performance BIOS.
Jerome
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Edited:corrected typos

Quote from: solidgear on 19-January-08, 08:26:06
oops, u should have bought better memory, teach u for messing with manufacturers specs. No sympathy here
Well, it seems that the CS4 settings where exactly the rated speed for the GEIL Ultra Dual Channel modules, it's just that the (100% safe) pre-programmed SPD speeds are slower than the official rated timings. GEIL tells about that with all of their newer products, so timings I entered where not illegal for the modules.

P35 Platinum rebooting problem

Hello,
I have just registered at MSI Forums, as i have quite strange problem with my PC and i need help :azn:
My specs:
Motherboard : MSI P35 Platinum, bios ver1.9
CPU : Intel Core 2 Duo e6600 coolde with Thermalright Ultra 120a + Zalman 120mm fan
Memory: Mushkin XP2-6400 2 GB CL4-4-3-10
VGA : Inno3D 8800gts 512 with Accelero s2 rev2 + 2 Silverstone 90mm fans
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Optical : Liteon DVDRW LDW-851S
PSU : Tagan TG430-U22 (i am running it at 'combined rails' mode, which has 28A rating for the 12v rail-information from the sticker)
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I am able to run my PC flawlessly all day long, but when i try to turn it on next day, it keeps rebooting itself for few minutes (it turns for about 10 seconds but the screen stays black, then it turns off and turns on again.....LEDS keep showing red/red/green/red indicating memory problem) and finally boots with 'overclocking failed' information.............i get to the bios, change ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, save settings (or not save..it doesn't matter at all) and then it boots and loads Windows no problem.......... what the heck is wrong?? Is it memory problem? Or maybe PSU? (I was using it in my previous PC)
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Avoid that one, instead go for:
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Quote from: Jack the Newbie on 04-January-08, 07:41:24
A few questions regarding your current setup:
1) How are your system temperatures (CPU core temps, GPU temps, system temp etc). Use SpeedFan/Everest/Core Temp to monitor your system temperatures.
2) Is DOT disabled in BIOS? If not, please disable DOT immediately and see if there is any change in system behaviour.
3) Is MSI Dual Core Center installed/running when this happens? If yes, uninstall that tool for further tests.
4)
Try to loosen RAM performance settings for testing:
- reduce memory freqency to 667 MHz in BIOS
- manually set RAM timings to 5-5-5-18 in BIOS
- set memory voltage to 1.9/1.95/2V for testing
5) Have you installed the Vista Patch for more than 3Gb of RAM?
1) CPU: 31C 34C 31C 31C; GPU: 60C; System: 45C (speedfan). Here in Panama ambient temp is somewhere between 25-31C
2)Yes DOT is disabled all time
3)I never installed dual core center
4)Currently is running @800
5)I downloaded the patch and it says that doesn't apply to my system (Vista 64bit)
I found that when disabling the x-fi, the system runs OK. Is there any issues with that x-fi or 64bit driver? I ask because previously I was running vista 32bit with that same soundcard and everything was OK.
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