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X79 Classified wrong memory timings in CPUZ

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2017/05/14 20:44:04 (permalink)
Hi
I have just built up a new PC based around an X79 Classified that I literally had gathering dust for 3yrs.  Bios is 2.07 latest.
I've put in a 4820K and 16GB of Crucial Ballistix RAM, and a crucial SSD with Windows 10 Pro.
If I run CPUZ to check frequencies etc I see that the memory timings are all reported to be really long.  I have tried Auto, XMP and manual (which is the screenshot).  I've tried all 4 slots in different combinations. The SPD tab reports the settings properly.  
 
Has anyone else seen this?  Is there some extra Bios setting I may have missed?
 
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    Re: X79 Classified wrong memory timings in CPUZ 2017/05/14 20:56:19 (permalink)
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    Re: X79 Classified wrong memory timings in CPUZ 2017/05/14 21:03:59 (permalink)
    Welcome to the Forum marc_ely
     
    What is the Model Number of your Crucial Ballistix RAM?
    CPU-Z has never shown me the correct info as to what the Bios shows me on my X79 Classified Motherboards.
    Are you running CPU-Z 1.79?
    Install EVGA E-LEET to see what it is showing.
    E-LEET X 0.8.2 for X79 Dark / Z97 / Z87 from https://www.evga.com/eleet/
     

     
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    Re: X79 Classified wrong memory timings in CPUZ 2017/05/14 21:23:25 (permalink)
    Hi
    Thanks for the fast responses.
     
    Here are the memory settings CPUZ lists:
      imgur dot com/a/JdYoe
     
    The RAM is BLS8G3D1609DS1S00
    At 800MHz they should do 9-9-9-24
     
    I am busy trying to get USB to work now...
     
    Marc
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    Re: X79 Classified wrong memory timings in CPUZ 2017/05/14 21:32:59 (permalink)
    imgur dot com/a/JdYoe    imgur.com/a/JdYoe  Drop the http:// or https://
      1T -v- 1N That is odd DRAM Freq will change
     
     
     Now take a snap using E-LEET X 0.8.2
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    Re: X79 Classified wrong memory timings in CPUZ 2017/05/14 21:45:54 (permalink)
    Thanks for the help.
    I installed eleet 0.82
    This shows the right bios timings:
       imgur dot com/a/NNH3Z
     
    I've always used CPUZ so having it read wrong is new to me!
     
    I guess I'm good for now.
    Thanks, back to USB debug
     
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    Re: X79 Classified wrong memory timings in CPUZ 2017/05/14 21:52:54 (permalink)
    marc_ely
    Thanks for the help.
    I installed eleet 0.82
    This shows the right bios timings:
       imgur dot com/a/NNH3Z
     
    I've always used CPUZ so having it read wrong is new to me!
     
    I guess I'm good for now.
    Thanks, back to USB debug
     
    Marc


     
    Like This > imgur.com/a/NNH3Z
    This is better > i.imgur.com/WWrcQsb.png
     
     
     
     
     http://i.imgur.com/WWrcQsb.png 
     

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    Re: X79 Classified wrong memory timings in CPUZ 2017/05/14 22:00:35 (permalink)
    What is it showing in the BIOS?
    I have two Classified Motherboards one with a pair of 1080 and the other a pair of 1080 Ti
    It is still a great Motherboard.
    Current Chipset Version: 10.1.2.85
     
    USB 3.0 Firmware update for your Motherboard
    From Post https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/1670876
    Below is a firmware/driver update for the ASmedia USB 3.0 controller on EVGA X79 motherboards. This update improves USB 3.0 stability in some situations. The single update below will update the firmware and driver for the USB 3.0 controller. 
    Driver 1.14.8 / Firmware 1220E
     For the X79 SLI FTW and Classified Motherboards Only (Not the X79 Dark Motherboards)
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