Hi, I have an issue with brand new G.SKILL Ripjaws I bought yesterday (these exact ones, but mine are blue). At first, I put them in the PC to see that they were working perfectly, but availble RAM was only 3.24 GB, and in task manager it said that ~4.5 GB was "hardware reserved". I looked it up and the solution was to enable memory remap in BIOS, which I did. Then my PC wouldnt boot past splash screen and I had to reset my CMOS, then it worked again. The solution to "memory remap freeze" was to flash newer BIOS, which again, I did.
And now, the issue is as follows: when I put both of them at the same time, it again freezes on splash screen, and if I put only one of them it BSOD's at Win 7 loading screen, with the message being either "irql_less_or_not_equal" or nothing at top and "STOP: 0x0000001E" at the bottom. It doesn't seem to be tied to specific stick being in specific spot. Also, after running Windows Driver Verifier it immediately BSOD and the error message was something like "driver irql_less_or_not_equal" and somewhere below was something about "ndis.sys".
My motherboard is Foxconn H55MXV and I'm running Win 7 Pro 64bit. Also, my old RAM's working perfectly, and, as I said, the new one did too before flashing BIOS, it just wasn't availible. Oh, and when I turn off memory remap with the new RAM it won't even post, but there's no issue whatsoever with the old RAM, regardless of memory remap setting.
And now, the issue is as follows: when I put both of them at the same time, it again freezes on splash screen, and if I put only one of them it BSOD's at Win 7 loading screen, with the message being either "irql_less_or_not_equal" or nothing at top and "STOP: 0x0000001E" at the bottom. It doesn't seem to be tied to specific stick being in specific spot. Also, after running Windows Driver Verifier it immediately BSOD and the error message was something like "driver irql_less_or_not_equal" and somewhere below was something about "ndis.sys".
My motherboard is Foxconn H55MXV and I'm running Win 7 Pro 64bit. Also, my old RAM's working perfectly, and, as I said, the new one did too before flashing BIOS, it just wasn't availible. Oh, and when I turn off memory remap with the new RAM it won't even post, but there's no issue whatsoever with the old RAM, regardless of memory remap setting.
Try raising the DRAM voltage to 1.6 and see if it helps
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