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#1 | [Request] EVGA SR-2 Memory Bug datum

Mon Mar 16, 2020 11:02 am (Last edited: Mon Mar 16, 2020 11:30 am)

Hello,
i got an EVGA SR-2 board and there is a bug with memory detection when doing overclocking.
Would be nice if someone take a look on that.

WORKS | Doesn't WORK

3x4GB left, 6x4GB right, = 36GB
3x8GB left, 3x8GB right, = 48GB
6x8GB left, . . . . . . . . . . . = 48GB (Boot Loop)
6x8GB left, 6x8GB right, = 96GB (Boot Loop)

...but filling all banks without overclocking works.
So without overclocking it reads 96GB ram and i can boot Windows.

CPU-Z Report.txt

OVERCLOCKED_(3x4GB+6x4GB)__36GB.txt
OVERCLOCKED_(3x8GB+3x8GB)__48GB.txt
STOCK________(6x8GB+6x8GB)__96GB.txt

Current BIOS (it's the latest version)

EVGA-SR2 BIOS 1W555A58.rar

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#2 | RE: [Request] EVGA SR-2 Memory Bug datum

Mon Mar 16, 2020 11:50 am

This means you need to adjust voltages, and or speed/timings. if all channels show up properly at stock speeds, but then you loose channels at higher speeds, tighter timings, this means you are pushing speed or timings too hard, or are not using enough voltages (memory, QPI/Vtt, etc)

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