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Zackary Henry

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Dec 10, 2013
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Very inexperienced here so apologies in advance...

So I had 16gb of corsair vengeance, just upgraded to 32gb of Dom plat...
Since upgrading I keep getting BSOD errors... So I assumed, must be the ram. But all the mem tests I throw at it come back clean.

I don't know how to continue from here.

I7 4771
MSI Krait edition
32gb Dom plat 2400
Gtx 1080 FE zotac
Samsung 950 pro / 2x Samsung 850 pro raid 0
Seasonic 660 Platinum

The latest BSOD was SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION

Please be detailed in what to do, I'm not experienced with trouble shooting.
 
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Tradesman1
What is the DRAM actually running at - can check with CPU-Z - free app - look in the memory tab and let us know the freq and timing info - also the actual model # of the set
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Zackary Henry

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Dec 10, 2013
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I am sorry this took so long, but here you go...

So I reinstalled the Plat ram, and decided to run it at 1600 (no XMP) to see if that was stable first.

From CPU-Z
Tab - Memory
General
Type - DDR3
Size 32 GBytes
Channel # Dual
DC Mode - Nothing here, it's blanked out, from here on known as Blank
NB Frequency - I am seeing 3699.1 MHz - 3799.1MHz and 3800.5 MHz mostly.

DRAM Freq - 666.5 MHz, sometimes 666.8 MHz
FSB:DRAM 1:5
CAS# Latency CL - 9.0 Clocks
tRCD - 9 Clocks
tRP - 9 Clocks
tRAS - 24 Clocks
tRFC 174 Clocks
CR - 2T
DRAM Idle Timer - Blank
tRDRAM - Blank
tRCD - Blank

On the SPD tab,
I uploaded a picture of all 4 Memory slots
http://imgur.com/a/kg5ky

If you need anything else, please let me know. I am going to try and use this for a few days see if I get any BSOD.

If not, I will bump it up to 2400 MHz and post all of this info again I guess?
 
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