New fan screwed memory up, and gave BSOD

Hello friends, I have a problem....
Here is the order of events.

1. My CPU, AMD Phenom 9600 Black edition, Was running too hot, at like 62cels or whatever.
2. I bought a cooler, Freezer 64 Pro.
3. Installed, worked fine for a day.
4. Started getting BSOD randomly.
5. Raised voltage a little for my ram, to 2.2, which is what it is suppose to be at but you have to change it yourself sometimes.
6. Restarted and had one long beep and 2 short beeps. Which for my motherboard means memory not detected.
7. Took 2 sticks out and it would finally start up, then it would load windows vista then BSOD as its loading start up programs.
8. Now I am in safe-mode and posting here. very annoying

Here is my build:

MOBO http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813131367
CPU http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6819103244
New fan http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6835185125
RAM 4GB http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820104008
PSU http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] sair%20850
Graphics http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814150310
Chassis http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811146047
normal creative sound card


Any ideas?

It's kinda strange but the ram is advertised and it even says on the ram 2.2V. but for some reason most mobo's dont have it set at that, and also dont have it set to 1066 for some reason. thank your for the reply.

Motherboard RAM voltage default is 1.8 volts. Defaults for other memory settings depend on what the memory SPD chip contains. And because DDR2-1066 is not a JEDEC standard, the SPD chip does not generally contain those settings.

Infact, 1066 RAM is simply DDR2-800 RAM tested to work at the higher frequency, usually at more relaxed memory timings. You can see this in CPU-z.

Have you tested the memory? Run Memtest86 and tell us the results.

Its normal for some boards to default dimms to 1.8v, you have to manually turn it up to whatever the memory is spec'd for.

1066 memory is 800mhz memory thats capable of running 1066 by overclocking. If your not overclocking, then set the memory to 800mhz and see what happens then.

The past is the past and is irrelevant to the present.

I guess I'll be the first to tell you that memory does go bad.......I've had it happen to me more than once, starting with bsod's and stop errors.

it now wont stay on longer than 10 min. i am guessing i either need a new mobo or a new cpu. help please, thank you

would it be the cpu or the motherboard i need to replace? i know its one of em

the fan came with paste on it, should i have put some more on?

Edit: wait that cant be it, i have a temp gage up always and the cpu was lower than it was before, like at 35-40 degrees. . just remembered.

ok . so i didnt install it wrong, that is very simple. but i think i damaged either the cpu or the mobo. the question is. which one?

wow i tested every stick of ram, and one is bad even though it passed the test. I have the 3 that seem to be working in right now with default settings. I don't want to say its fixed so fast though, so I won't. Would it be a good idea to get all new memory?

Also the bsod message was "A clock interrupt was not received on a second processor within the allocated time interval... "

Are you sure you have the memory set to 2.2v in the bios??

Take the cpu to a local shop and have them test it. If it tests fine then you know its the mobo. Simple.

Likely you have more bad ram. Were you overclocking it?

have you just tried running a single stick at a time? Maybe you can at least use your computer if you find one good stick.

However, they should fail memtest immediately if they are giving you that many problems.

That Gskill is pretty popular but I prefer the corsair xms.

No errors on ram
I mean it passed all the test

no one will answer my other post really, so i am just going to buy the ram and hope thats the problem.

I will run cpuz but here is an update!
I turned my TLB fix off did the guaged thing, and set my cpu core to 7.0x and it is running fine for 2 hrs now. So what do you get out of that? does this help?

QUOTE:
"Pros: NONE! If I could rate this processor any lower, I would.

Cons: BSOD every time. I used it with Vista x64. After several re-installs of Vista, you will receive this message "A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval." Sometimes it would run for a total of 10 minutes, then fail again. Stay away from this product.

Other Thoughts: Do NOT buy this processor. This is the last time I buy anything AMD. "

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] Style=lite

I would think that the tlb fix may have something to do with it. but underclocking the cpu makes it work. I would assume that would be the CPU, but we all know what assuming does.

Update: I now have 3 sticks in and it is working nice, but I dont understand why it works fine when the multiplier is at X7.0 and 9 will BSOD. But I don't want to feel like im walking on eggshells forever. That is annoying.

would an bios update help? or drivers?

Sounds good. thank you very much for your help