noisy RAM

[UrNsFace]

 i have 8GB of Adata's ram .

two stick of 4GB each 

i reinstalled them yesterday (porperly of course)

before that the ram was quiet but after the reinstallation one stick ( i have checked that )

is making noise when ever i am in game (obviously meaning whenever there is a bigger ram use)

what could have went wrong ? and how do i fix it  ? 

[LizardsAreOP]

Ram can become noisy? Never heard about anyone complain about noisy ram...did you use to different ram sticks or not?

[Manage My Cables]

4 minutes ago, UrNsFace said:

 i have 8GB of Adata's ram .

two stick of 4GB each 

i reinstalled them yesterday (porperly of course)

before that the ram was quiet but after the reinstallation one stick ( i have checked that )

is making noise when ever i am in game (obviously meaning whenever there is a bigger ram use)

what could have went wrong ? and how do i fix it  ? 

How ram doesn't move?

[don_svetlio]

RAM CAN. NOT. MAKE. NOISE. PERIOD.

[UrNsFace]

13 minutes ago, LizardsAreOP said:

Ram can become noisy? Never heard about anyone complain about noisy ram...did you use to different ram sticks or not?

 

12 minutes ago, Manage My Cables said:

How ram doesn't move?

 

7 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

RAM CAN. NOT. MAKE. NOISE. PERIOD.

yea so my sound and noise's vocabulary in english is not that great but it is like   squeaking...

and yea aparently it can cause i took out one stick of Ram at a time and one of them is making the noise

 

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, UrNsFace said:

 

 

yea so my sound and noise's vocabulary in english is not that great but it is like   squeaking...

and yea apereantly it can cause i took out one stick of Ram at a time and one of them is making the noise

 

Your RAM might be defective causing motherboard or PSU coil whine but it is NOT the RAM.

[UrNsFace]

 

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

Your RAM might be defective causing motherboard or PSU coil whine but it is NOT the RAM.

but how didnt it make any noise till now ? 

it is posible...

RMA will handle it ? or they only care about working and not working sort of problems ? 

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, UrNsFace said:

 

but how didnt it make any noise till now ? 

it is posible...

RMA will handle it ? or they only care about working and not working sort of problems ? 

Run memtest86+ - if no errors are found ignore it. What board and PSU are you using?

[UrNsFace]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

Run memtest86+ - if no errors are found ignore it. What board and PSU are you using?

H87MG43 - never done any problem

seasonic 600W ECO (something like that) - never done any problem 

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, UrNsFace said:

H87MG43 - never done any problem

seasonic 600W ECO (something like that) - never done any problem 

Try the RAM in different slots

[UrNsFace]

2 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

Try the RAM in different slots

i have already tried 

[don_svetlio]

2 minutes ago, UrNsFace said:

i have already tried 

and? is it only one of the slots?

[UrNsFace]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

and? is it only one of the slots?

yes

[UrNsFace]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

and? is it only one of the slots?

wait not one of the slots but one of the sticks 

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, UrNsFace said:

yes

Then it's a defective slot.

[Prysin]

@UrNsFace

most likely, its caused by the power delivery on the motherboard itself OR by the PSU.

RAM itself doesnt have any components that can cause vibrations audible to human beings due to fluctuating frequencies. For that you need capacitors/chokes that arent properly glued.

[TheSuspect]

Are you sure it's not your cooling fan or case fans? Last time I checked Ram doesn't make noise...