Memory errors that I'm too dumb to solve

[Boomshalak]

Built my first proper PC here, specs are as follows:
Intel Core i9-10850K
ASRock Z490 Taichi
4x8GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4-3200 CL16
RTX 3080 FE
Samsung 970 Evo

Sometimes (seemingly at random) when playing (or installing) a game or when browsing (I have tried using Opera GX and Google Chrome) I will get a BSOD with error code "MEMORY_MANAGEMENT".
I have tried troubleshooting this issue and keep getting a BSOD, I have checked and the memory should be compatible with the rest of the build. I have changed the XMP profile (it changed from 2133 to 3200) but don't know if I should manually change other XMP settings to fix the issue.

Anyone got any ideas what may be causing this issue?

EDIT: Also got "FAULTY_HARDWARE_CORRUPTED_PAGE" BSOD



(Sorry if wrong section but I assumed 'cause this is apparently a memory issue...)

 

[Tetras]

If you're enabling XMP have you checked it's setting the DRAM voltage correctly?

Does it ever crash when the memory is running at 2133 (assuming that's what you meant)?

Do you have a spare HDD or SSD anywhere you could try?

Have you tried disabling memory RGB?

 

[Boomshalak]

If you're enabling XMP have you checked it's setting the DRAM voltage correctly?

Does it ever crash when the memory is running at 2133 (assuming that's what you meant)?

Do you have a spare HDD or SSD anywhere you could try?

Have you tried disabling memory RGB?

Thanks for the reply!


I believe the DRAM voltage is 1.35v after enabling XMP.

I get crashes when the memory is running at 2133, sadly.

My system currently has 2 970 Evo NVMes and 1 960 Evo SSD, I can try re-installing windows on the SSD if that's what you're suggesting.

I have not tried disabling memory RGB, I have done this now and will test the PC out a bit tomorrow to see if that fixes it.

 

[Nasher]

If it crashes at default either the ram is bad or something else is wrong.

But XMP is ****, disable it and set manually. You can't always get the timings that XMP wants.

 

[d_brennen]

Take one stick out, run just one in the primary slot, test. If it BSODs, swap sticks and test some more.

 

[pcuser]

Built my first proper PC here, specs are as follows:
Intel Core i9-10850K
ASRock Z490 Taichi
4x8GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4-3200 CL16
RTX 3080 FE
Samsung 970 Evo

Sometimes (seemingly at random) when playing (or installing) a game or when browsing (I have tried using Opera GX and Google Chrome) I will get a BSOD with error code "MEMORY_MANAGEMENT".
I have tried troubleshooting this issue and keep getting a BSOD, I have checked and the memory should be compatible with the rest of the build. I have changed the XMP profile (it changed from 2133 to 3200) but don't know if I should manually change other XMP settings to fix the issue.

Anyone got any ideas what may be causing this issue?

EDIT: Also got "FAULTY_HARDWARE_CORRUPTED_PAGE" BSOD



(Sorry if wrong section but I assumed 'cause this is apparently a memory issue...)

Have you tried memtest:
https://hcidesign.com/memtest/

You may have to run multiple instances if you go with the free version to fill up all memory. Leave about 3 gigabytes free for operating system.

 

[Boomshalak]

Thanks everyone for the replies!

Ended up using memtest and got 10000 errors before it crashed, did it individually for each stick of ram and found out one of them came faulty.
Bought new so didn't expect a faulty product like that. Got them returned and will be getting a replacement sent out soon.

Thanks again for the help

 

[pcuser]

Thanks everyone for the replies!

Ended up using memtest and got 10000 errors before it crashed, did it individually for each stick of ram and found out one of them came faulty.
Bought new so didn't expect a faulty product like that. Got them returned and will be getting a replacement sent out soon.

Thanks again for the help

It happens sometimes that quality control misses things. Good news that you have found the issue.