what's that bsod?

zbook said:

First you must make sure that the computer is not overclocked.

Il turn off the xmp. i took 2 sticks out this morning and im running only with 2 sticks. im gonna test those with mem86 test. and then i put the other 2. its my memory 100% right?

Run V2 now.
Upload the new V2.
Please do not upload old V2.



Please indicate the approximate date that each RAM module was purchased / installed.

The mem86test isnt done yet? So how im gonna run v2? Im a bit confused. And my memory was installed on 12/30/2019 and installed on that day also. And i ran for a year for no problem. After i transformed my pc to custom cooling like a month ago i start having these issue. I believe all i i did was took one stick of memory out and put it back in and hell broke lose and start unsolved bsods. I dont know if its bad timing not sure.

Ztruker said:

What exactly does this mean? What did you do?

Like installing a pump and doing tube runs for my cpu and gpu to cool it down. Custom cooling? Anyway im doing the mem86 test like u told me. And xmp off so far i got 4 passes. Do i need to do 8 passes on each 2 sticks to make sure 100% its not memory?

Please upload a new V2.
Run 8 passes for each RAM test.

zbook said:

Please upload a new V2.
Run 8 passes for each RAM test.

Okay but mem86 test is limited to 4 passes only. So i did repeat the test since i passed the first 4.

Please post images and text reports for each test.

zbook said:

Please post images and text reports for each test.

For the next 2 sticks im gonna test. Do u want me to test them in the same slots i tested the first one or the other memorh slots?

View the motherboard manufacturer's website to see if there are specific DIMM to use when there is just 1 and just 2 RAM modules.
The RAM can be tested:
a) all 4 RAM modules at one time
b) 2 modules at a time (DIMM slots per motherboard manufacturer)
c) 1 module at a time (DIMM slots per motherboard manufacturer)

Please make sure images and text reports with DIMM used are posted into the thread.