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specs:
i7 920
p6t
6 gb patriot memory
pc power& cooling 750
gtx 285

heres my problem :
my system sometimes tottally freezes up with no blue screen sometimes just a power off. other times it the screen freezes and i have to press reset
other times when i have my ram at the settings recomended for the ram the computer will bsod should i RMA the ram ?

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Yeah, I also have similar specs, My system freezes everytime i try to upload a video, as well as random freezes like the ones you have stated.

But i did OC, 3.66ghz , and 1834mhz on the ram.

Reply to stevensl2

that is odd and i dont think it should be happening
i just got a blue screen i am going to run memtest for a hour and see if its the memory

Reply to john_smarty

anyone help
memtest freezes at 4 seconds for me :S

Reply to john_smarty

If memtest is freezing I'd pull all but 1 RAM stick and try running it again. If that stick fails/freezes, try the next. If each stick fails in one slot, try repeating this in a different slot. If you get Memtest running several full passes with no failure, try torture testing with something like OCCT. Does it typically fail during certain tasks or is it completely random?

------------------------------ Intel Core i7 920, Zalman CNPS9700 HSF, eVGA X58 E758-TR, 3 x 2Gb OCZ Platinum DDR3-1600, Asus GTX 275, 60Gb OCZ Summit SSD (system), 640Gb WD Caviar Black WD6401AALS (storage), Antec CP-850 850W PSU, 24" Dell Ultrasharp 2407WFP LCD, Antec P183 Case, Win7
Reply to DeW itt right

completely random i think once on youtube/facebook and a random blue screen here and their

it gets through prime 95 :\

Reply to john_smarty

+1 for DeW. It's more than likely a RAM problem.

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Reply to Shadow703793

alright i am going to do what dew said and then RMA the ram

Reply to john_smarty
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