F3-14900CL9D-8GBSR - Boot issue

[Squall_Rinoa89]

Model of the motherboard: EVGA P55 SLi E665
Model of the memory: G.Skill F3-14900CL9D-8GBSR
Model of the CPU: Intel Core i5 760

Under XMP 2 Setting.. these memory sticks do not allow my system to boot nor post. If I run the computer in auto mode within my motherboard.. it sets them to 1333Mhz.

Even setting the timings as 9-10-9-28 Still cant boot.... Any Ideas? I'm lost... next step is Overclocking to see.

[Tradesman]

Do you have the latest BIOS? If so can you post your BIOS dram info, system voltages and CPU settings

[Squall_Rinoa89]

Sure can thanks to Eleet.. I have second to latest bio's for my board.. mainly cause if I upgrade to the latest.. it wrecks havoc on USB Devices...

As far as voltages go..

V-Core 1.31250v
PCH - 1.05v
PLL - 1.8v
VTT - 1.05v
DRAM - 1.5v

CPU settings are normal.. I could get the, for you by restarting if prefered.

[Tradesman]

If no OC let's try DRAM 1.55 and VTT 1.12 for starters (a little OC would help things along)

[Squall_Rinoa89]

Much appreciated, I will definitely give it a try. I'll report back when I have.

[Tradesman]

Am in and out a lot, will be the same through this evening

[Squall_Rinoa89]

I went ahead and overclocked my i5 760 to 3.9GHz. I cant exactly get it very stable.. but its working thus far. Any idea's on voltages and what not I should be using? Curiosity. For now it seems fine as long as I dont run Intel Burn-in test.. when I do it BSOD's but besides that all is well on my end. Not to sure yet on why.. never had to oc my CPU just for ram.

Ty Tradesman

[Tradesman]

Generally all Intel based mobos require an OC for DRAM 1866 and up. May want to raise your vCore (CPU voltage) a tad and then try Burn-In. It's hard to try and estimate an exact voltage, i.e. on occasion I've built a number of 'identical' systems (same mobos, CPU's, DRAM, GPUs, PSUs, etc and often had to run different voltages on vCore, the MC voltage and/or the DRAM voltage to have each stable