New memory causing freeze-ups ?

Hmmm..... OK !

So thanks to all of your help I put all my RAM modules back in ,
Booted to BIOS ,

Found my "DRAM VOLTAGE" for channel 1 and 2 , (Which was on 1.5v Auto),
!!!My RAM states on it that it needs to be 1.65v
AND BANG ! (not literally)
I booted up windows with no faults or crashes (Yet) , but I'm pretty sure you guys just fixed it for me !

Thank you all so much !
You know that sinking feeling when you've put in so much work and money into something and its going the wrong way ! Surely we've all been there !

Thanks again Guys , Will keep you updated :)
 
Odd, the XMP profile you selected in the BIOS should have set 1.65v, maybe a BIOS update would help compatibility.
 
My XMS 3 ram states you need 1.65 volts but I ave ran them at 1.50 volts from day one with no issues and CPU (2500k) clocked to 4.5.

Remember reading 1.65volts on ram was not good for sandy bridge CPUs hence my lower voltage.
 
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