Could bad RAM cause me to lose video signal?

[ThePUNisher96]

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I've been having issues with my PC crashing when I enabled XMP to get my G.Skill Ripjaws 16GB sticks to their rated 3600 mhz so I've normally not been running my PC at 3600 mhz.

 

I got a new PSU and that ran hot but everything else in the computer seemed to work fine. Well, fine until I started randomly losing my video signal when gaming or even not gaming. 

 

Could bad RAM theoretically be the cause of my problems? 

[Levent]

Unstable RAM can cause anything to crash. Drivers, apps, services... I don't think you have bad ram though, the amount of people who use ryzen cpus and claim they have bad ram is just much higher than what actual ram hw issues are. You may need to tweak voltages to get it to work.

[ThePUNisher96]

Just now, Levent said:

Unstable RAM can cause anything to crash. Drivers, apps, services... I don't think you have bad ram though, the amount of people who use ryzen cpus and claim they have bad ram is just much higher than what actual ram hw issues are. You may need to tweak voltages to get it to work.

How do I tweak the voltages/find the right ones?