ASUS P7P55D-E LX
Core i5-750
XFX Radeon 5870
4/8 GB Corsair DDR 3 (TW3X4G1333C9A G)
Windows 7 Pro 64
When loading up a replay in StarCraft II, I kept getting a "memory management" BSOD right before it loaded, or during the viewing of it. I ran Memtest86+ with all four sticks installed and got 100+ errors (maybe even a lot more, I forget by now). I then proceeded to test one stick at a time, all in the same slot, with zero errors by the end of the four passes. I then put in my original two, in the two original slots, and tested that with no errors as well. I originally had two sticks (4GB) when I first built my computer back in May, adding two more identical sticks about a month ago. I had not had any BSODs due to memory until now, though I never tested the two new sticks before today.
What should I be concerned with? Are the slots to blame? Is it possible that these two new sticks/slots are configured improperly in the BIOS (which may explain why they pass individually, but not once they are all installed, since they are using different slots)?
Now, I'm not sure if the memory is to blame for the SC2 BSODs (since the game did say that the installation was corrupt just today), but I'm now simply concerned with the failed tests once I have all four sticks installed.
Core i5-750
XFX Radeon 5870
4/8 GB Corsair DDR 3 (TW3X4G1333C9A G)
Windows 7 Pro 64
When loading up a replay in StarCraft II, I kept getting a "memory management" BSOD right before it loaded, or during the viewing of it. I ran Memtest86+ with all four sticks installed and got 100+ errors (maybe even a lot more, I forget by now). I then proceeded to test one stick at a time, all in the same slot, with zero errors by the end of the four passes. I then put in my original two, in the two original slots, and tested that with no errors as well. I originally had two sticks (4GB) when I first built my computer back in May, adding two more identical sticks about a month ago. I had not had any BSODs due to memory until now, though I never tested the two new sticks before today.
What should I be concerned with? Are the slots to blame? Is it possible that these two new sticks/slots are configured improperly in the BIOS (which may explain why they pass individually, but not once they are all installed, since they are using different slots)?
Now, I'm not sure if the memory is to blame for the SC2 BSODs (since the game did say that the installation was corrupt just today), but I'm now simply concerned with the failed tests once I have all four sticks installed.