MEMTEST86 detect errors ?

[Amir93]

Hi guys, since few days i posted a question regarding some problems occurring with my new gaming PC that i got since 2 months, like blue screens, apps and games crash, files got corrupted after downloaded or transferring between partitions.

 

Blue Screens were having these errors codes:

- MEMORY_MANAGEMENT (happened 5-6 times).

- SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (happened 2-3 times).

- QUOTA_UNDERFLOW (happened only 1 time).

 

I Googled for reasons of these problems and asked here too, answers that i got were checking windows for corrupted system files, software conflicts, virus or malware, driver issues, running memtest86 to test RAM.

 

Before running memtest86, i opened CMD then run DISM and SFC to check for any corrupted system files, it was finding files and fixing them, some didn't get fixed, so i repeat running for 4-5 times until all files got fixed successfully, then i run another time to check for integrity but all were ok, however, same problem still exists.

Currently have 2 drivers only installed: my wireless USB stick driver and NVIDIA GPU driver, i tried to re-install again but same problem still occurring too.

I don't have much software here in my PC: just the main programs only like (WinRaR, C.Cleaner, Chrome, IDM, MSI AfterBurner, PowerISO, KasperSky Anti-Virus, Steam), only those programs, its all ok, so i don't think there is any software conflicts.

I scanned my PC for Viruses, Trojans, Malwares, Adweres...etc but it was totally fine with no problem at all, but same problem still happening. 

Finally I've downloaded memtest86, burn it to my USB, then let it run, I found 5043 errors with total 4 passes was available to run.

What do these errors means? is my RAM faulty? is there anyway to fix these errors or should i send my RAM to warranty??

 

RAM Model: Team T-Force Delta RGB 16GB(2x8GB) 2666, I bought it since almost 2 months (actual operation since 1.5 month).

 

My other system specs:
- CPU: core i5 8400 paired with B360 AORUS Gaming 3 motherboard.

- GPU: MSI GTX 1070 ti Gaming 8GB.
- HDD: 2 x WD Blue 1TB 7200 RPM.
- PSU: BitFenix Formula 750w 80+ GOLD.
- Case: Cooler Master MasterBox MB511.
- 2 x Cougar Turbine 120mm front intake fans.
 

I hope for some help please.

 

Thanks in advance.

[191x7]

Check one RAM stick (module) at a time. If memtest86 shows errors, the RAM is probably faulty.

There's a chance it would work better with loaded XMP profiles and/or a higher voltage, but that is not a solution.

[Amir93]

5 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Check one RAM stick (module) at a time. If memtest86 shows errors, the RAM is probably faulty.

There's a chance it would work better with loaded XMP profiles and/or a higher voltage, but that is not a solution.

Thanks for your reply, actually I'm currently disabling XMP profile, before was running it, however, same problem still exists.

 

Anyways, i will try to test one RAM stick at a time, but i have a question, is there any fix via some software??

[191x7]

No, if the RAM is faulty there's no software that could fix it.

 

Also, if you purchased the RAM as a kit of 2 modules, both have to be shipped for an RMA, not just the faulty module.

If the modules are purchased separately, you can RMA only the faulty one.

[Amir93]

3 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Also, if you purchased the RAM as a kit of 2 modules, both have to be shipped for an RMA, not just the faulty module.

If the modules are purchased separately, you can RMA only the faulty one.

Yes i have purchased the RAM as a kit of 2 modules, it has lifetime warranty too.

[191x7]

Lifetime means as long as the memory of that type is produced. It's "product lifetime" not "human lifetime". Some people confuse that.

[Amir93]

4 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Lifetime means as long as the memory of that type is produced. It's "product lifetime" not "human lifetime". Some people confuse that.

OHH i didn't know about, thanks so much for clarification.