So over the past few months I've been noticing more and more BSODs. So I ran memtest and got like 3k errors. Every stick, in every slot, has errors. My question is since I don't have extra ram handy how the hell do I tell if its the ram or the motherboard causing the fault? Thanks.
memtest errors with all sticks in all slots
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Tradesman1
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Yes, which I have done. So I have tested each stick individually in each slot and they ALL show errors. So, all 4 sticks show errors in all 4 slots INDIVIDUALLY. So, stick 1 in slot 1, error. Then, stick 1 in slot 2, error. Then repeat stick 2 in slot 1, error. Stick 2 in slot 2, error. Do this 4 times for all 4 slots and all 4 sticks. My question is how do I know if its my mobo slots or my ram?
Tradesman1
Legenda in Aeternum
- Jun 5, 2013
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