Cosair ram problm

Memory could be incompatible or you may need to reset the bios to default.

Worse case could be damaged memory slots or the motherboard screws being too tight causing the slots to bow.

Before reaching for straws, how about a simple explanation. A bad ram stick.

Money on simple explanation  

I TRIED SWAPING THE 2 RAMS IN TO DIFFFERENT SLOT STILL SAME PROB.
BUT IF I TRY ANY ONE AT A TIME IT IS WORKING FINE.

PLEASE HELP SUGGESTING A SOLUTION FOR THIS IF POSSIBLE

The 2nd memory you bought might not be compatible with the other.

Are they both in the correct slots? They can’t just go in any slot, there is a certain sequence and are colour coded to be accurate. Check your manual or the internet on where to have your memory.

What motherboard do you have? Memory types come with different voltage requirements, are you certain you bought the right memory for your system?

Well, can u post the links to the RAM?

yes both are cosair 4gb 1333 mhz, & yes i have installed them in correct slot.

i even checked by using cpu-z, the voltage in that says 1.5v for all the 3 column.

@nikorr what do you mean by "can u post the links to the ram"???

This is link to RAM @ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

Whats your mobo and CPU?

MB is M4A88T-M LE (asus)

CPU - AMD phenom II X4 965 black edition 3.4GHZ

What RAM do u have now? Post the part #
Use CPU-Z to find out @ http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

its cosair 2*4 8GB 1333 MHZ

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2432784

please help me on how to put the sreen shot in this page, as i'm unable to show you the ram spec's in the link

Copy the image addres and paste it between this.

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2432804

OK, what are your temps?

i tried it & both couldn't find any erros's.. does it mean that the ram is good ?

Best answer selected by vichu20.

temp is 53* & goes upto 71*

Is it under the load?

Idle should be in 30's and low 70's under the load.