download this app [g]Memtest86+[/g] and burn the CD image to CD, then boot with the CD and check your system stability. the memtest app tests your memory for stability issues |
did that, 14 passes 690,000 errors |
well.. either you are running your memory out of spec (how is your memory setup in the BIOS? SPD/Auto or did you manually configure timings?) or the memory is indeed faulty. you are not overclocking your system? |
corsair is graded for 2336 timings and i've run it at that and at 3338 which is what the board detects it as. And no overclocking on any other components, i want to get it running before i overclock anything. |
in that case, Corsair RMA: http://www.houseofhelp.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=44522 |
thanks for the link but i just RMAed the set thru newegg:) Could this be a result of bad dimm slots? i don't want to ruin another set of ram. I was also getting this BSOD However when i put the old ram in everything is fine, sept things run a bit slower, i imagine because it's 1GB instead of 2. thanks again -Ray |
if your DIMM slot on the motherboard is broken, you "old ram" would not work either; so it's most likely the new memory |
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