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[AnotherTechGuy]

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[Bonsai99]

Test with this

http://www.memtest.org/

[Leonard]

Hey there,

So today I was using my PC lightly (on Facebook) and I received a BSOD, it flashed before I could read the error. I assumed Windows had just shat itself, like it does. I reboot and we're all good to go.

Tonight I'm playing Tf2 and BOOM! Crash! This time I grab the error, it's a RAM hardware error.

I systematically pinpoint which stick crashes until I find the cooperate.

However, the PC still boots (hit and miss) with this stick.

So I was wondering, could it be the hardware is fine and a setting is wrong, or something similar? I'm in laying bed, so I may not be responsive (I fall asleep).

Thanks for your post!

I7 4820k

Ga-x79-up4 (latest BIOS)

16GB Patriot vipers (4x4)

Win7 Ultimate

Samsung EVO 840 boot drive

It maybe that the RAM kti/stick may be good but just not compatible with your motherboard or maybe one stick is bad. Check here to see if you kit is listed.........http://www.patriotmemory.com/includes/support/memory_selector_resultsp.jsp

[AnotherTechGuy]

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[YaNeZ]

Hmm... Try also setting the primary (xmp) timings, frequency and voltage manualy (ofcourse no overclock on the cpu, gpu) if it fails try all stock and ram at 1600 1.65 volts...

[AnotherTechGuy]

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[YaNeZ]

My PC magically has decided to repair itself. 98 minutes without issue.

Well hope it stays that way