Bot Server

[XeonMaster]

i have a xeon E5 4669 v3 18 core.

Gigabyte udr4 x99 rev 1.1

3200 mhz ram corsair rgb pro

sk hynix p31 gold 1TB

Gtx 960

I am just runing android emulators and going for 12 at a time. I think my bottle neck is the ram. I am getting some crashes and  windows shutdowns/BSOD. it was not  like this  before.

Everything  has  been updated and  no errors  on device manager. so i benchmarked all hardware and  everything  cam up fine

1. Cpu passed

2. Gpu Passed

3 Memory passed

I cannot pin down exactly what is going  on, so i thought i might ask here. Thanks ahead  of time.

 

i was wondering  if  the 3200mhz ram was conflicting with the 2400 mhz  limit on cpu

 

 

 

 

 

 

Problem Event Name:    BlueScreen
Code:    7a
Parameter 1:    1
Parameter 2:    ffffffffc0000005
Parameter 3:    ffffc903300de0c0
Parameter 4:    ffff838000012000
OS version:    10_0_19045
Service Pack:    0_0
Product:    256_1
OS Version:    10.0.19045.2.0.0.256.48
Locale ID:    1033

 

[Radium_Angel]

40 minutes ago, XeonMaster said:

i was wondering  if  the 3200mhz ram was conflicting with the 2400 mhz  limit on cpu

Not conflicting per se, merely being wasted, since the CPU can't take advantage of the faster RAM.

[Somerandomtechyboi]

Run prime95 large ffts

If that fails then its definitely ram

 

Also is the ram actually running at 3200 or is it running at 2400? If its at 3200 then disable xmp and see if that fixes it

[XeonMaster]

so the ram is actually running at 2133.

 

here  is  the fault code that happened first and caused windows to shutdown;

 

 

Description
Faulting Application Path:    C:\Program Files\Microvirt\MEmu\MEmu.exe

Problem signature
Problem Event Name:    APPCRASH
Application Name:    MEmu.exe
Application Version:    7.6.6.0
Application Timestamp:    08113068
Fault Module Name:    Qt5Core.dll
Fault Module Version:    5.4.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp:    777a675f
Exception Code:    c0000005
Exception Offset:    001c4158
OS Version:    10.0.19045.2.0.0.256.48
Locale ID:    1033
Additional Information 1:    2beb
Additional Information 2:    2beba6fb4680d73a8c78ca7c24ccdb46
Additional Information 3:    e236
Additional Information 4:    e236d7920de21ddf03ad433848e0267b

 

[XeonMaster]

[XeonMaster]

So it has 1200+ errors, is this normal ?

 

I never used Oass Mark before.

[Tan3l6]

2 minutes ago, XeonMaster said:

So it has 1200+ errors, is this normal ?

 

I never used Oass Mark before.

Not normal. Even one would be bad.

[XeonMaster]

Will pass mark tell me what stick is bad ?

 

Or will prime 95 do this?

 

Are they both credible programs ?

[Tan3l6]

9 minutes ago, XeonMaster said:

Will pass mark tell me what stick is bad ?

 

Or will prime 95 do this?

 

Are they both credible programs ?

Passmark won't specify which stick is bad. You have to test that yourself.

Prime95 is not that great for detecting RAM problems, rather CPU (OC).

Both programs are credible though.

[XeonMaster]

Ok do they make a standalone ram tester, or do you have to use a fully configured PC?

 

[XeonMaster]

So for testing ram, Is Passmark the best solution ?

 

Or...what is the best solution for testing ram?

[Tan3l6]

11 minutes ago, XeonMaster said:

Ok do they make a standalone ram tester, or do you have to use a fully configured PC?

 

I think testing either one by one or in pairs till the faulty stick(s) is found might be a good idea. If theres only 2 sticks then it's easy.

 

9 minutes ago, XeonMaster said:

So for testing ram, Is Passmark the best solution ?

 

Or...what is the best solution for testing ram?

Memtest86 and Memtest86+ are also for testing RAM, but Passmark test I'm sure would not report faulty errors.

[XeonMaster]

[XeonMaster]

ok one stick was bad  it seems others are ok.

 

im trying to wipe an m.2 drive and  my motherboards secure erase is dead....hhmmmm ?

 

anyone recommend a  solution instead  of doing a wipe, i would  like to use a reset  instead ???

 

isn't this easier  on m.2 to set them all to zeros ?

 

its an older system,  I know  its  time, but  if  i can scrape  through the next few months it  might  be helpful....thank you  in advance  for your time and  help

 

[XeonMaster]

Well everything is stable now after wiping m.2....New 64 GB of ram coming.

 

Hopefully will help stabilize RAM issue.

 

I have 40 GB of ram in there, and although timings are different, it's running much better than before.  Replaced a fan....NZXT fan crumbled....lol...bad mix on that plastic....lol

 

Temps look pretty good eh ?

 

So I'm going to replace 8 120mm fan....I like the Thermaltake ring, Blue....

 

Anyone have a preference or some feedback on which fans are good.

 

Thanks in advance again