- Sep 12, 2011
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I own 2 sets of these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233142
they won't run at XMP speeds. they keep causing BSOD with the error code 0x 00000124. I even RMAd both sets, got two new sets (in sealed retailed packaging straight from the factory) and the problem persists.
I used to have an i5 2500K and gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD4H-B3 and these sticks used to give me BSOD once every few days.
Thanks to a sale at Microcenter I was able to buy an i5 4670k and an Asus Maximus VI Hero for only $325 total, so I jumped on that deal. With the new sticks I get BSOD every 15 minutes, even when I'm not doing anything.
On the flip side, I brought home 4 sticks of 2GB Nanya 1333MHz memory that I pulled from decommissioned Dell workstations at work. In both set ups they worked with no hick ups.
Memtest never came up with anything.
Any ideas?
they won't run at XMP speeds. they keep causing BSOD with the error code 0x 00000124. I even RMAd both sets, got two new sets (in sealed retailed packaging straight from the factory) and the problem persists.
I used to have an i5 2500K and gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD4H-B3 and these sticks used to give me BSOD once every few days.
Thanks to a sale at Microcenter I was able to buy an i5 4670k and an Asus Maximus VI Hero for only $325 total, so I jumped on that deal. With the new sticks I get BSOD every 15 minutes, even when I'm not doing anything.
On the flip side, I brought home 4 sticks of 2GB Nanya 1333MHz memory that I pulled from decommissioned Dell workstations at work. In both set ups they worked with no hick ups.
Memtest never came up with anything.
Any ideas?
even when you figure I'll start with a different one than normal, it always seems it's the last one
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