I got another BSOD today while troubleshooting my rams.
it seems that as soon as XMP is enabled or same setting are set manually the system becomes unstable.
axe0, could you have a look if the dump includes something different than the previous dumps?
I also had a file corruption again, log file is included.
Last edited by sahafiec; 03 Mar 2016 at 13:06.
When on automatic all the voltages and speeds for ram and cpu are set to auto in bios. it's basically running on bios defaults regarding speed and voltage.
in this auto mode I never had the issues I have with XMP. besides I got an RMA approved from Corsair for the ram. I do hope it's really only the ram.
I will keep you posted axe0, sure.
by the way you are doing such a great job here, can't thank you enough for your support.
just keep the great work going.
I've been running the new ram with zero issues until now.
it really seems some kind of incompability had been causing the issue with the old one.
I think it is time to mark the thread as solved, thanks to you axe0.
hi axe0,
could you have a short look at the log files attached?
I had a single crash with the description IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL right after starting a portable application from USB.
I have the feeling it could be somehow related as I use portable application quite a lot and at the same time.
Check for USB driver updates or try to reinstall the USB drivers (not sure if this has already been done?)
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