ram issue

DingDang51

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Hi,

I've been experiencing BSOD recently and did a Windows Mem Diagnostic test, which indicated there is problem with my memory. So, I took one ram out, and rerun the test, everything was ok. Repeated the same, using the other ram, and it was fine too. Tested both ram slots, and no issue. Finally, I place both rams back and tested, it now indicates there is a problem with my memory.

Any bros who can enlighten me on what could be wrong here? :s11:
 

ZrE0_Cha0s

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Hi,

I've been experiencing BSOD recently and did a Windows Mem Diagnostic test, which indicated there is problem with my memory. So, I took one ram out, and rerun the test, everything was ok. Repeated the same, using the other ram, and it was fine too. Tested both ram slots, and no issue. Finally, I place both rams back and tested, it now indicates there is a problem with my memory.

Any bros who can enlighten me on what could be wrong here? :s11:

might be 1 of the ram slots have issues, are able to test 1 ram at all the slots and test individually b4 we can conculde might be ur MB issues.
 

ZrE0_Cha0s

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i have the same issues as u b4 using biostar TA790GX board. end up they say they send my mb for repairs, but given urs probably just jump ship to intel :s8:
 

hlots123

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try cleaning ur rams to see any difference. mayb some oxidation, 1 stick still ok but 2 sticks harder to "sync"
use soft eraser to rub clean the rams' golden contact region

if still fail, try increasing ram voltage slightly in bios to see any help or not...
 
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