(SOLVED) How to tell if RAM settings are causing a game to crash to desktop?

Tetras said:
Look at the SPD tab of CPU-Z. Gaming memory can't usually run 3200 Mhz at 1.2v, but some OEM/JEDEC timings ram can. I expect it will be at least 1.35v. If you're running default timings it may run at that speed, but since you're testing for stability here, effectively undervolting your RAM doesn't seem wise.
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Good call:

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I'ts currently set to 1600Mhz (3200MHz) so looking at that I need to check what voltage my board has set and possibly adjust, brb, going to BIOS.
 
My board has DRAM Voltage set to Auto and looks like it's automatically set the Voltage to 1.361v with the Frequency manually set to 3200MHz so I should be good now to see how stable it is?

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I seem to remember when I bought my RAM it was stated to run at 4000Mhz with 1.4v which is also what CPU-Z is showing under the SPD tab.
 
RipGroove said:
My board has DRAM Voltage set to Auto and looks like it's automatically set the Voltage to 1.361v with the Frequency manually set to 3200MHz so I should be good now to see how stable it is?

I seem to remember when I bought my RAM it was stated to run at 4000Mhz with 1.4v which is also what CPU-Z is showing under the SPD tab.
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Yeah, 1.361 should be fine for that frequency.
 
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