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Can you take images of the RAM settings page in bios and post it here?
Blue screen wen computer left on over night HELP needed
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ram errors can be not enough vtt voltage for cpu's memory controller and not enough dram voltage
auto doesnt always get it right,does that ram support xmp? if so you can set to xmp in the bios and it will set the memory up for you
you might not need new memory yet try and get back into the bios if you can,if it was an oc bundle you would lose any oc settings if you reset the cmos so i cant tell you to do that yet
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http://www.corsair.com/memory-by-product-family/xms-classic/cmx4gx3m2a1600c9.html
That it? If so you could be running a high voltage or if its running at 1.5 might not be enough. Need to images on the OC page you have the RAM page pic of that and on the OC scroll down to where it shows the voltages need to see what the RAM is runing at
That it? If so you could be running a high voltage or if its running at 1.5 might not be enough. Need to images on the OC page you have the RAM page pic of that and on the OC scroll down to where it shows the voltages need to see what the RAM is runing at
whats the rams rated voltage? it will be printed on the box and ram itself
try setting xmp,if you cant try lowering dram voltage to 1.5750v 1.65v is too much i think
depends whether the ram supports xmp,it will be at the top of the oc tweaker page i think
can you link me to this exact ram kit? it might be for older p55/h55 boards ideally you want a 1.55v rated kit on z68
can you link me to this exact ram kit? it might be for older p55/h55 boards ideally you want a 1.55v rated kit on z68
are you using the latest motherboard bios? that would help,you can try with 1.5750 but i dont think it would help much,less voltage usually throws up more errors ect
could just be faulty ram or poor bios support for that make/model of ram
could just be faulty ram or poor bios support for that make/model of ram
so you think will require new ram will this one work with mobo etc http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MY-094-KS was only £40 yesterday is there any other ram on offer etc
still crashes with bsod saying memory managment
still crashes with bsod saying memory managment
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did you look on asrock website and look for a newer bios? that might have memory improvements
is that your only pc? you could rma the corsair memory first as it might be faulty,if with a new set its still giving errors id buy another make/model
ive used the corsair vengeance on an asus z68 and it ran fine at 1.55v,can scout around for the best price and i would certainly update your mb bios first
cant comment on the kingston as ive never used it but cant see why it wouldnt work,its ddr3 dual channel
is that your only pc? you could rma the corsair memory first as it might be faulty,if with a new set its still giving errors id buy another make/model
ive used the corsair vengeance on an asus z68 and it ran fine at 1.55v,can scout around for the best price and i would certainly update your mb bios first
cant comment on the kingston as ive never used it but cant see why it wouldnt work,its ddr3 dual channel
just want sorted asap, yeah its my only pc and i am using my laptop to talk now, i did get the latest bios not long ago around 2-3 month ago as re-booted my pc so would u say ram then ? will have a look and get ordered and try to find out how to send this ram back
either the kingston or the corsair vengeance,you want ram thats 1.5v rated not 1.65v
personally id choose the vengeance its 8gb kit two sticks of 4gb dual channel ddr3 1600mhz,if it says all that then its the right type
personally id choose the vengeance its 8gb kit two sticks of 4gb dual channel ddr3 1600mhz,if it says all that then its the right type