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Gtx 1050 ti msi gaming x
Silverstone 500W strider
Core i7 2600
RAM slot 1 corsair 1333mhz
RAM slot 2 kingston 1333mhz
The 2 rams all has the same values in bios but there's a difference, corsair has 175 tRFC while the kingston has 107.
I just but the corsair one and I'm playing black desert online, when I haven't bought it, my system is running ok, the game doesnt hang though fps is capped at 60 fps, when I bought the corsair, fps went high, but suddenly the game hangs and sometimes the pc restarts all of a sudden, a blue screen appears with something that says a system will restart to prevent hardware damage.
Is the corsair RAM i bought causing this?
Or maybe the motherboard?
Do I need to make the tRFC equal for both ram? But I can't do it, can't manipulate it in bios.
Please help, btw the corsair was a second hand, bought it from someone and he said its a year used. I don't wanna bother him, wanna know first if I could fix this or maybe the ram isn't causing the problem.
Gtx 1050 ti msi gaming x
Silverstone 500W strider
Core i7 2600
RAM slot 1 corsair 1333mhz
RAM slot 2 kingston 1333mhz
The 2 rams all has the same values in bios but there's a difference, corsair has 175 tRFC while the kingston has 107.
I just but the corsair one and I'm playing black desert online, when I haven't bought it, my system is running ok, the game doesnt hang though fps is capped at 60 fps, when I bought the corsair, fps went high, but suddenly the game hangs and sometimes the pc restarts all of a sudden, a blue screen appears with something that says a system will restart to prevent hardware damage.
Is the corsair RAM i bought causing this?
Or maybe the motherboard?
Do I need to make the tRFC equal for both ram? But I can't do it, can't manipulate it in bios.
Please help, btw the corsair was a second hand, bought it from someone and he said its a year used. I don't wanna bother him, wanna know first if I could fix this or maybe the ram isn't causing the problem.
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