Is this because of faulty ram

[smile9999]

I have bought a computer 2 weeks ago, I have started having blue screens a few days ago, I checked using windows memory diagnostic it told me I have a hardware problem in the ram, I did another test with memtest and there were no error,

I did a couble of other tests like prime95 on blend, I got a fatal error on 3 cores on my quadcore phenom II X4 965, I changed the test to small FFTS not much ram used, and I was stable for 4 hours+ 100% cores utilization, I also in other programs have weird unstable core utilization like one core is running very high and the others very low.

is this weird core utilization and unstable blend test in prime95 cause of bad ram or is my processor faulty, plz answer thanks

 

[hell_storm2004]

What is your complete specs? Without that we cant say anything.

 

[smile9999]

here is my complete specs:
CPUhenom II x4 965
mobo:Asus M4A87TD/USB3
RAM:4GB corsair 1333 C8
GPU:XFX 5850 1 gb
HDD:samsung F1 750 GB
PSU: OCZ modxtream 700w

 

[saint19]

Hi.

1- If u have OC the rig, remove the OC and test the rig again.
2- Download LinX, run it and select "All" for at least 30 minutes

 

[smile9999]

sorry for the late response, I did the test using linX 0.6.4, it found an error after about 2 mins, there were no details as to what caused the error whether its the ram or CPU so how do I know

 

[saint19]

The problem is the RAM since a CPU faulty isn't common.

 

[rohn_avni]

simple way to use ur machine with other RAM(friend's)....... see if that helps........

 

[smile9999]

thanks alot for all the help, I am stupid that I didnt think of this from the beginning.

I tested each ram by itself, one passed the linx test and the other didnt, so my proplem is with a bad stick of ram.

 

[smile9999]

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