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RAM Problems

Hi there i recently got given a 8gb kit (2x4gb) of corsiar vengance from a family member the kit works perfectly fine i know that for sure but when i plug it into my pc im getting some problems when i try run aida64 stress test on my ram i get thie error( warning hardware failure detected test stopped ) i think this is because im running it along side my current 16gb the system worked fine with 2x8gb crucial 1600 mhz  but when i add the additional 8 i get the error i have both kits running at 9-9-9-28 in the bios and both set to 1600mhz the voltage is set to auto both the kits work fine by themselfs but not together is there anything i can do to fix this issue or am i just not going to be able to run a 4 sticks 

 

 

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If had asked this forum before buying those, you'd probably get 10 people saying it's a terrible idea to mix different RAM.

 

Edit: RAM is very picky, you should have bought the same set from the same company.

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10 minutes ago, Sack said:

If had asked this forum before buying those, you'd probably get 10 people saying it's a terrible idea to mix different RAM.

 

Edit: RAM is very picky, you should have bought the same set from the same company.

i was giving it for free and he said if it does not work i can jsut give it back either way i get free ram or i dont no complaining there like

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3 minutes ago, ProxyBoy said:

maybe the ddr version is incompatible with the motherboard

what do u mean?? there both ddr3 if thats what u mean??

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EXTRA: the system does boot and it shows all ram in taskmangerr and cpux and it can all be utalised it just says error in aida when running for about 1 min 

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2 minutes ago, Gavin Gilchrist said:

what do u mean?? there both ddr3 if thats what u mean??

maybe overclock them both to the same frequency.

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Just now, Xreldo said:

maybe overclock them both to the same frequency.

i did that set both kits to run at 1600 mhz thats stock for both of them aswell anyway

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Just now, Gavin Gilchrist said:

i did that set both kits to run at 1600 mhz thats stock for both of them aswell anyway

It also says you are running them in dual channel config

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yeah, using different ram like that is unreliable at best, it's a nice idea to have more but best to just give them back. Do you really need more than 16gb?

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12 minutes ago, Xreldo said:

It also says you are running them in dual channel config

Yeh i know, in so confused with it all ??

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12 minutes ago, Cyracus said:

yeah, using different ram like that is unreliable at best, it's a nice idea to have more but best to just give them back. Do you really need more than 16gb?

Yeh i can agree i dont need it but the upgrade seemed quite nice even though i didnt even need it, ill just give then back when i see him tomorrow if i have no luck getting it to work

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