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NXK

Could computer crash in games because of the faulty RAM?

I have 2 sticks one is faulty 

 

could it be that i get resets in games because of that one faulty stick? 

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3 minutes ago, NXK said:

Could computer crash in games because of the faulty RAM?

I have 2 sticks one is faulty 

 

could it be that i get resets in games because of that one faulty stick? 

Faulty RAM can cause this,it can also cause blue screens and data corruption too.

Please try without the faulty stick.

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54 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Faulty RAM can cause this,it can also cause blue screens and data corruption too.

Please try without the faulty stick.

i tried and also with ALL good stick - 

Furmark for GPU it was good 

then i ran stress test for CPU and it restarted after 10s and in between i got 2 times black screen for short period 

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7 hours ago, NXK said:

i tried and also with ALL good stick - 

Furmark for GPU it was good 

then i ran stress test for CPU and it restarted after 10s and in between i got 2 times black screen for short period 

Sounds like the CPU,

Did you try testing with Prime95?

If you get any errors or warnings tell us.

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14 hours ago, Vishera said:

Sounds like the CPU,

Did you try testing with Prime95?

If you get any errors or warnings tell us.

I found another one, So on 3533MHz, 3466MHz amd 3400MHz i get unstable while heavy workload, tho if i put the freq down to 3333MHz 1.35V it gets stable 

i tried under volt it and overclock it all the way up to 1.4V and down clock it do 1.335V all in vain 

 

I can boot with 3533MHz but beyond that it requires factory reset -removing cmos battery 

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1 hour ago, NXK said:

I found another one, So on 3533MHz, 3466MHz amd 3400MHz i get unstable while heavy workload, tho if i put the freq down to 3333MHz 1.35V it gets stable 

i tried under volt it and overclock it all the way up to 1.4V and down clock it do 1.335V all in vain 

 

I can boot with 3533MHz but beyond that it requires factory reset -removing cmos battery 

Are you talking about CPU or RAM?

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RAM I had to tweak the RAM, but it could be casued because of cpu memory controller? 

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