Weird new issue

adrichardson81 said:
Have you checked your voltages? If It's
happening at idle and the memory is testing good, it might not be getting enough juice.
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It was showing 1.344V on the DRAM voltage, so I have changed that to 1.350V, is that common for it to be slightly under?
Originally, I wasn't sure if this was infact 1.350V, but the sensor/reading was lying ever so slightly?
 
Update.
First of all, thank you to everyone that chipped in :) That was nice of you!

I think it's fixed :)
After messing around with XYZ, the TLDR is, I just wasn't trusting with it, so I did a clean reformat, and also chose to reflash the BIOS, to the existing one (as that's all there is) - now it was a BETA BIOS, due to the aforementioned security fixes, so I have to keep it on that.
XMP enabled, everything is setup how it was, bulletproof - the BIOS in the past has decided to be strange when I keep fiddling with it (I had recently changed my PWM %'s a few times tweaking the noise/temps), so I think it was just throwing a tantrum :P
I don't think it was a hardware issue with the cabling, but I did reseat everything multiple times, and managed to tidy up the cables and route them a bit better - so at least I got something out of it :)

Thank you again so your help, I'm glad that my ram wasn't duff, and nothing needed replacing - considering it's all brand new bar the ram, which I'd tested many times and again when this occurred. Nothing beats fixing something for free :D
 
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