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Hi, I'm new to the forums and I need some help. I currently have my i7 920 D0 overclocked to 4ghz. every so often 1-2 weeks I get a bsod playing games like bbc2. I tracked it down using windbg and the main culprit seems to be dxgmms1.sys. I have read elsewhere that my ram could use a voltage increase but I'm really not sure cause this is the first time I have overclocked my computer. Here are some of the settings for my ram. dram freq ddr3-1539. qpi/dram core voltage 1.4. dram bus voltage 1.65. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

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Shamma, one more request........

 

Post up all of the current BIOS settings in your AI Tweaker menu. Once we have those we can certainly give you some recommendations for possible changes.

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bios version 1301

 

AI overclock tuner manual

cpu ratio setting 21

intel speedstep disabled

intel turbo disabled

bclk frequency 192

pcie frequency 105

dram frequency ddr3-1539Mhz

unclk frequency 3079mhz

qpi link data rate 6929

cpu voltage 1.29

cpu pll voltage 1.82

qpi/dram voltage 1.4

ioh voltage auto

ioh pcie voltage auto

ich voltage auto

ich pcie voltage auto

dram bus voltage 1.65

dram data ref v on cha .505

dram ctrl ref v on cha .505

dram data ref v on chb .505

dram ctrl ref v on chb .505

dram data ref v on chc .505

dram ctrl ref v on chc .505

load line calibration enabled

cpu differential amplitude 800

cpu clock skew auto

cpu spread spectrum disabled

ioh clock skew auto

pcie spread spectrum disabled

 

advanced

 

cpu ratio setting 21

c1e support disabled

hardware prefetcher enabled

adjacent cache line prefetch enabled

intel virtualization tech disabled

cpu tm function disabled

execute disable bit enabled

intel ht technology enabled

active processor cores all

a20m disabled

intel speedstep tech disabled

intel turbo mode tech disabled

intel c-state tech disabled

 

power

 

suspend mode auto

repost video on s3 resume yes

acpi 2.0 support enabled

acpi apic support enabled

 

 

After typing all of this a thought popped into my head, why didn't I just take a picture of the bios screen.

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PCIE frequency - no need to have it at more than 100 until you get insanely over a 200 bclk

 

CPU Voltage - with Hyperthreading enabled you need to figure about .03 to .05 more cpu voltage than if it were disabled - accordingly I'd change your cpu voltage to 1.30V - 1.31V depending on your cpu voltage droop

 

Your QPI/Dram voltage is too high for your memory running at DDR3 1539 - reduce QPI/Dram Voltage down to somewhere between 1.25V and 1.30V

 

Those are the three main things I see.

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