Gigabyte ga-x48t-dq6

[kepuntazo]

Hello after reading in the forum that is certainly not find solution interesantey I plan to put new topic.

I have an Intel dual core E8500 with a Gigabyte GA-X48T-DQ6 8GB memory (4 modules 2GB) - DDR3 1333

I tried to overclock but I can not get the system stable, if not will be breast or voltage of the processor memories I tried to have it at 4000 MHZ but no way I have tried also to 3.8 and does not work.

Someone could help me and tell me what I do wrong, I'm desperate and I can not find the problem.

My English is not very good I hope you understand me I'm from barcelona

help please,THANKS

[stasio]

Hi and welcome to forum.
Please type "ga-x48t-dq6" in search, maybe you will found solution similar like your's.

[kepuntazo]

Stasio not work the post you tell me thanks , would be very grateful if someone would tell me that I have to put in bios, I'm very green in this topic, I need help please

[profJim]

Welcome to the forum.
Your English is fine, there were only a few words that I didn't understand.
We need more detailed information about your hardware.
Please include brand names and model numbers for your hardware.
Include links to the manufacturer's web page that shows the memory's specifications.

Go to Gigabyte BIOS Templates (To Give Us Your Settings), post #4 and copy the bios template into a plain text editor, such as NotePad.
Ignore the settings and numbers in the bios template.
Fill in the template with your settings from your bios, accuracy is important.
When the template is complete, copy the completed template into your next post.

If you have a stable bios setup, go to EP43-UD3L with Q9400 wont post, keeps rebooting, post #5 and create a screen-shot that includes the programs from step #4.
Put all the program screens close together and crop the screen-shot so that the remainder of the desktop background is not included.
This will make the information in the screen-shot easier to read.

It will easier to create your post and preview your post if you use the Go Advanced tab instead of using Quick Reply.

Is your system stable with 2 x 2GB of memory?
If yes, what speed are you running your memory?

With 4 x 2GB of memory, (G)MCH OverVoltage Control = +0.1 or +0.2 is probably needed.

What cpu and memory speeds are stable on your system?
Which stress testing programs have you run to make sure that your system is stable?

[kepuntazo]

sorry no more, I'm very green if anyone has this board in overclocking Please let me have your bios copied like to know if I work well

Thanks keep trying

[Vinster]

Thats not how we do things here. give you fish to feed you today? or teach you how to fish to feed yourself for a life time.

if you want to overclock, you need to learn what you're doing and have at least an understanding of why.

I could post up to set your voltage at max (without calling it that)... if you blow up your CPU. it's not my fault you didn't know what and why you were doing it.

ProfJim's post is what you need to go through and with that there is information you need to provide to us to start helping you... can't have one without the other.

Vin

[kepuntazo]

Thanks, you're right I hope I'm mulling over sending all the information, I have a friend who will help me, something I understood
for now I will take 2 GB modules 4 and let him try again

It is possible to overlock with 4 - 2GB modules at 667mhz???

[Vinster]

anything is possible, can you post up your complete hardware listings and any known part numbers... and that board is DDR3.... lowest end memory for DDR3 is rated for 1066Mhz but isn't common... 1333Mhz+ is the norm.... and your e8500 is rated at 1333Mhz... so you shouldn't need to overclock anything to get 1333Mhz....

it would just be a matter of setting the right settings in the Bios....

Post up your Hardware listings, fill out and post your current Bios settings using the template ProfJim pointed too and we can go from there.

Vin

[kepuntazo]

Hello
Be looking after the pc, I removed two memory modules and I tested with 4GB 2x2

the memory moduls are kinqston KVR 1333D3N92G be testing after I restart and will not start, someone can comment on whether or done well or you see any possible failure, I think the problem I have in the bad memory confguration

You could help me thanks
web overclock.pdf

[profJim]

You are running your cpu at 4.0GHz and we don't know if your system is stable at stock speeds.
Set your E8500 to standard speed and set your 2 x 2GB of memory to run at 1066MHz or slightly faster for now.

(G)MCH Overvoltage Controle [+0.35] is too high, try using +0.20 or +0.25 volts.
Once your lower speed 2 x 2GB is stable, try using 4 x 2GB of memory at the same lower speed.
You might not be able to run 8GB of memory at its 1333MHz rated speed, it might need to be somewhat lower.

It is unlikely that you can run your cpu at 4.0GHz with CPU Voltage Control = Normal

Once your memory completes stress testing with no errors, we can increase cpu speed in steps where you will stress test your system at each step.