Got the following error while running prime95

[cas]

Any idea why?

[Jomo]

Not enough vcore

[cas]

Originally Posted by Jomo

Not enough vcore

Have set the cpu voltage to 1.3, could it be the voltage of ram or nb? Or is there anything that i have left our? Following are a attached image

[Jomo]

Rounding is usually vcore, but at some point your going to have to adjust your ram and nb.

[cas]

Originally Posted by Jomo

Rounding is usually vcore, but at some point your going to have to adjust your ram and nb.

Hey jomo, i've jus set the ram voltage from auto to 1.8 and the cpu voltage till 1.3570 (would take a look again in bios to confirm the cpu voltage, as for the N and S bridge is intact, meaning i didn't touch on both of the N & S bridge voltage, could it be the SPD of the ram? do i need to change it from auto to manual setting. Following are the lastest result of prime95. as u can see workthread2 is still running but workthread1 is dead

[Jomo]

This doc has most of what you need to know.

HOWTO: Overclock C2D Quads and C2D Duals - A Guide v1.0 - [H]ard|Forum

[cas]

After cranking more voltage on the memory and NB, it allow both workthread to run and it managed to run till 25 minutes till one of the workthread fail again but the other worthread is still running till now, hmm i start to wonder what could it be that causes the crash. Following are the recent error

FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.49609375, expected less than 0.4
Hardware failure detected, consult stress.txt file.

Btw where can i view the stress.txt file from?

[Jomo]

It should be in the same directory as prime.

[cas]

Really give up, couldn't tell what exact problem is it? Still encounter the rounding was 0.5, expected less than 0.4

Rounding is usually vcore, but at some point your going to have to adjust your ram and nb.

Has already adjusted the voltage of the ram as well as nb and even read through ur link. Previously when OC the gigabyte mobo with the FSP psu, i dun get any rounding error at all, it allow me to run prime95 for quite sometime and even if it fail is some other error, blue screen or sometime it wouldn't even bootup or restart by itself

But this time the Msi Neo3 look stable, has not encounter any bsod, restart or not able to bootup by it just keep on having the rounding error

[Jomo]

That just means it's not stable at the clocks you have it set at. To get a system stable it can take many hours or even days of tweaking.