Wanted: Timing info Geil Black Dragon 10666 C9 8x2 DC.

twentysix

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I am receiving intermittent blue screens, and Memtest will fail 10000 instances some times, and other times everything will pass. I have ran a working stick individually in each socket and memtest has passed with flying colors, the errors seems very intermitten. I have come to the conclusion it could be because my motherboards auto timings are causing some kind of incompatability, no matter where I look I can't seem to find advanced information on what settings to use in my bios, to manually set all of the rams operating information. I am very new to manual ram info. I attempted to look on google and on geil's website, but I can't find any information beyond 9-9-9-24 and 1.5v. My motherboard has tons of settings in the timing part of the bios, and I do not have a 1.5v voltage I have 1.497v and 1.507v I have used the latter one.

FX-8350 4.0ghz vishera, MSI 970-G46 mobo, 32gb of the ram in the title, 2TB WD HDD, GTX 660 and an 1100w PSU, windows 7 pro 64.

When Memtest does error its always the third number in each bit, and that number is always 2, so the error says 00200000 any combination comes up in an error but the third number is always a 2. 41212321 is a random madeup example.
 

hillmanant

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What's the exact model of the RAM? Timings could be anything from 5-5-5-15 to 9-9-9-24 depending on the model. Is the speed set right, like 1333 Mhz or 1600 Mhz, the timing can be right but if the speed is wrong your toast. Everything you need like the Model number speed and maybe even the timings, the 4 timings are really the only ones that matter. Should be listed on your RAM stick like this
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Also you listed 2 different sizes 8x2 in the title which by my math is 16 GB but in the body of your question you list 32GB. A picture posted of this sticker would be ideal.

Edit: You are using memory slots 1 and 3 or 2 and 4 correct not 1 and 2