4 sticks of ram Random BSOD
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smorizio
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Sabertooth P67 BIOS 3602 did you have the newest bios and it your ram set to xmp profile. if you change the mb speed from stock to performace mode i seen some ram/system hangs from wrong timings. try bumping the dram voltage to see if that helps.
mr1hm
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if the problem is still occurring, it's probably your IMC that can not handle it (or might need a little bump in voltage). 4 sticks of RAM that are rated as low as 1600MHz can stress your CPU's integrated memory controller pretty hard depending on the frequency which is one reason you may have had no problems overclock with 2 sticks but, immediately BSOD with 4 sticks.
if it's the 1600MHz rated corsair vengeance, id recommend sticking to the default XMP profile.
im assuming you raised the frequency to overclock the ram but, how much? 1866MHz? 2133MHz?
- have you touched timings at all? (loosening timings may help you achieve a stable overclock but, with 4 sticks it's hard to say).
if it's the 1600MHz rated corsair vengeance, id recommend sticking to the default XMP profile.
im assuming you raised the frequency to overclock the ram but, how much? 1866MHz? 2133MHz?
- have you touched timings at all? (loosening timings may help you achieve a stable overclock but, with 4 sticks it's hard to say).
Tradesman1
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What's the model number (or numbers) of the DRAM, did it all come with the computer or was a second set added?
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