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Discussion in 'Building a new PC' started by tehmast3r, Oct 13, 2011.

  1. sammorris

    sammorris Senior member

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    No, if your memory errors it's definitely bad (or the controller is, but more likely the memory).
     
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    No, read the thread - he has memory errors. Don't post in help threads if you have no technical expertise.
     
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    I have another BSOD, it was when I turn back on my PC from idling, it work for a couple of minutes then BSOD. :( This is was to stressful, I spent money, a lot of money and this crap makes me want to throw it away.
     
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    Have you run memtest again since the new memory? It's uncommon, but the issue could be the memory slots or memory controller, not the memory itself.
     
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    I haven't done it yet, but here's the BSOD I got when it was on idle.

    [​IMG]
     
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    This is with a clean install of windows? System service exception I see more with software than anything else...
     
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    Yes clean install of windows, because it's a new SSD. By the way, my pc won't start up again, so I pulled out the first slot memory and it worked with just 1 memory on the second slot. Here's another BSOD. when I dragged the bsod.jpg from my iPhone folder to th desktop there's an error that popped up (Windows stop respoding).

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    Sounding like a board problem not memory then, if the new memory hasn't solved it but using slot 2 does - what happens if you put the memory that was in slot 1, and put it in slot 2, by itself?
     
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    I put the 2nd memory from slot to to slot 1 and it works fine. But with both memory on board the pc won't start.

    New memory
    4gb x 2 Kingston Hyper X 1600

    New SSD

    Kingston 128GB Sv100 (latest firmware)
     
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    What happens if you use slots 1 & 3?
     
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    I haven't use slot 3, just 1 and 2. Right now it works fine with 2 sticks on slot 1 and 2. I just removed them and put them back, I guess you're right, maybe it's the memory slot or controller. Last time I have my old ASUS board it's the same problem...
     
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    Well the reason I ask is that normally you're not meant to use 1 & 2, you're meant to use either 1 & 3, or 2 & 4 - memory is run in alternating pairs.
     
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    I didn't know that, I always put the rams beside each other so either 1 and 2 slots or 3 or 4. Goodness gracious, I think that's the source of the problem, putting the rams close to each other. So it should 1 and 3 or 2 and 4?
     
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    Either, but normally 1&3 for AMDs I believe - it's not compulsary, but it is recommended practice.
     
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    are the slots same color or 2 different colors & if 2 different colors then which slots are same colors?
     
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    First set of slots (Black)
    Second set of slots (Light Blue)

    I tried using sammorris method, which is to put the rams separately, slot 1 and 3. But I got this BSOD.

    [​IMG]

    Then I took out the memory from slot 3 and and leave the memory on slot 1. My PC froze. I took out the memory from slot 1 and transferred it to slot 2 and I had a little bit of lag at first but right now it's running fine.
     
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    ANd my BIOS got corrupted or something so I have to restore it to default.
     
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    Been playing games since 22:00 (world of tanks and starcraft 2), haven't crash yet. Now, I'm gonna check if it's going to crash during idling. I'm gonna leave on on till the morning.
     

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