Irql not less or equal BSOD windows 10

The next step is to test each stick in the (used) slots, but 1 stick can't be in a slot while 1 stick is tested.

For example with sticks called stick A and stick B and slots called slot 1 and slot 2
Stick A goes in slot 1, stick B is not in any slot.
Stick A goes in slot 2, stick B is not in any slot.
Stick B goes in slot 1, stick A is not in any slot.
Stick B goes in slot 2, stick A is not in any slot.

You note for each time if the memory test is giving errors, for example:
If the output is like this then you have bad RAM so the stick(s) need replacing. The first stick of RAM fails in both DIMM slots but the second stick of RAM passes in both DIMM slots.

TEST	SLOT 1	SLOT 2
STICK A	ERROR	ERROR
STICK B	GOOD	GOOD

If the output is like this then you should replace the motherboard. Both sticks of RAM fail in the first DIMM slot but both sticks pass in the second DIMM slot.

TEST	SLOT 1	SLOT 2
STICK A	ERROR	GOOD
STICK B	ERROR	GOOD

OC'ing could cause problems yes, it is however possible that some components came shipped overclocked

It shouldn't be necessary to change anything in the test, changed settings could change the output of the test.