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Well that's how internet companies operate in my country, they don't want you to access their equipment so it's outside the house in a locked cabinet. I did a speed test with direct connection to the pc and it was over 10 MBps and working fine but i forgot to do one while the router was...

I recently got a netgear wgr614v7 and i immediately regretted the decision. I have 100 mbps internet and connect through pppoe on my acer aspire 5336, after connecting and setting up the router the first thing i noticed was that the speed was capped at 2 mbps and the internet connection behaved...

Thanks for your answer, i tried giving it more vcore with same result as for the NB voltage the only option i can find is called chipset voltage which is set on auto. I tried the first two values 1.25 and 1.3 the later gave me stability at an absolutely incredible increase of 1 base clock. I...

I've recently got a new Athlon x2 260 in my old ASRock N68-S motherboard, the cpu has a locked multiplier and works perfectly fine at stock settings. The problems start when i try to overclock it, even a small base clock increase from 200 to 215 gives me BSOD the instant the cpu is being...

A 4x8 kit is nothing more than two 2x8 kits so yes it works as long as they are identical(never mix different kits together) that's what i wanted to suggest since that's a 8 DIMM board you have more freedom, you can use more than one of the same kits from the list as long as they are ckecked...

http:// This is the full memory compatibily list for the P9X79-LE, from the frequency point of view any 1600 mhz kit is compatible with any i7 CPU the only problem is regarding the configuration and size of the memory modules and that's because of the motherboard not the cpu as Intel's...

Go to http:// and download WhoCrashed 4.01 it's a very simple to use memory dump analyzer and it also shows the probable cause of the error in a straightforward way so you don't have to be a programmer to understand

One last thing i found this while searching for one of my old memory related problems, it's about a G.Skill kit but it has the same 2400 frequency maybe it will help, quote "Since the 1.50 BIOS update to the ASRock FM2A85X motherboard, this GSkill Trident X is functional at DDR-2400 speed at...

What is your current bios version ? Have you tried restoring bios defaults or updating to the latest bios version, try putting them in the other pair of memory slots in case one of the motherboard's slots is busted, also you can try one module at a time in each slot to see if you still get BSOD...

Go for the kit with the lowest latency from the memory support list, i know there were some 1600 mhz with CL 7 but i haven't seen one in a while

There are a few possibilities why that happened none of them having to do with the CPU's integrated memory controller at least not at those frequencies, one of your motherboard's memory slots could have been busted if you say it was fine when you removed one module and the memory worked fine in...

In the end it's up to you but in my opinion 16 gb is overkill, 8 gb is more than enough for anything you could possibly throw at it. As for the frequency besides benchmarks you won't notice the difference for anything over 1866 mhz instead try to get a kit with the lowest timings possible, check...

That's strange, what kind of problems did you have with the memory ? Usually the very high ram frequencies cause problems with the CPU's IMC, the 1333 mhz ram (regardless of brand) are usually compatible with something like 95% of all the motherboards. I've built a lot of systems both Intel/AMD...

You'll have to give us more details about what motherboard and cpu you will be using.

Go to asus and look for the memory support list of your motherboard, there you will see all the makes and models that were tested and are compatible.