1 stick of RAM OK, 2 Sticks BSOD

muelo1000 · 12-13-12, 06:10 PM

I just bought some new ram mobo recognize the ram and it even had the right XMP made sure the timing was right voltage was right so a few minutes in and BSOD (funny thing is that sometimes could be ok for a few minutes others about half hr. or 45 min. before BSOD some times its as soon as booting up. I ran memtest86+ with both stick and its just error after error, so then I ran one stick at a time ti find out which one was the "bad stick" ran each one about 7 times in a row they pass smh.....am kind of stumped

system specs
CPU: Intel i3 2105 (dual core with ht)
GPU: Asus GTX 560 Ti
Mobo: Asrock z68 Extreme3 gen 3
HDD: Barracuda 1 TB
SSD: OCZ Agility 3 SSD 64GB (for intel Smart Response Technology)
Psu: OCZ ZT 750W
RAM: G. skill snipers 2133 (CL9-11-10-28) @ 1.65

this is the ram in Question.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231518

12-13-12, 06:10 PM	#1
muelo1000 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 161	1 stick of RAM OK, 2 Sticks BSOD I just bought some new ram mobo recognize the ram and it even had the right XMP made sure the timing was right voltage was right so a few minutes in and BSOD (funny thing is that sometimes could be ok for a few minutes others about half hr. or 45 min. before BSOD some times its as soon as booting up. I ran memtest86+ with both stick and its just error after error, so then I ran one stick at a time ti find out which one was the "bad stick" ran each one about 7 times in a row they pass smh.....am kind of stumped system specs CPU: Intel i3 2105 (dual core with ht) GPU: Asus GTX 560 Ti Mobo: Asrock z68 Extreme3 gen 3 HDD: Barracuda 1 TB SSD: OCZ Agility 3 SSD 64GB (for intel Smart Response Technology) Psu: OCZ ZT 750W RAM: G. skill snipers 2133 (CL9-11-10-28) @ 1.65 this is the ram in Question. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231518