- Aug 9, 2012
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hi
I recently upgraded my ram from two different dual channel patriot 1600mhz xmp ram to
gskills F3-2400c10q-16gtx in order to have more system memory.
cpu 3820
win 8.1
upon making the upgrade I was not able to push the ram to the rated speed using either xmp profiles. after a little less then 2 week of running the ram at a lower frequency using block adjustments. window would not launch. It would go at loading screen and say my computer had a problem and gather information then reboot and try to repair itself and still not work.
so i put back my old rams and now some are flagged as abnormal.
I played around with positioning and tested them two at a time but it seams every time i put more then 2 dimms (regardless of what stick i use) it will start telling the 2 other i insert are abnormal. it will go as far as saying one of the new stick is good but the stick that work on last boot prior with only 2 dimm now doesn't work.
any tips? so far i believe it would be the motherboard or the memory controller in the cpu that giving out.
I recently upgraded my ram from two different dual channel patriot 1600mhz xmp ram to
gskills F3-2400c10q-16gtx in order to have more system memory.
cpu 3820
win 8.1
upon making the upgrade I was not able to push the ram to the rated speed using either xmp profiles. after a little less then 2 week of running the ram at a lower frequency using block adjustments. window would not launch. It would go at loading screen and say my computer had a problem and gather information then reboot and try to repair itself and still not work.
so i put back my old rams and now some are flagged as abnormal.
I played around with positioning and tested them two at a time but it seams every time i put more then 2 dimms (regardless of what stick i use) it will start telling the 2 other i insert are abnormal. it will go as far as saying one of the new stick is good but the stick that work on last boot prior with only 2 dimm now doesn't work.
any tips? so far i believe it would be the motherboard or the memory controller in the cpu that giving out.
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