05-29-2014
02:09 PM
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03-05-2024
11:03 PM
by
ROGBot
05-30-2014 05:19 AM
Shadowspirit91 wrote:
Could faulty ram slots cause memtest+ errors?
05-30-2014 05:10 AM
Arne Saknussemm wrote:
Depends a bit...for normal day to day computing or even most gaming you wont notice a difference but if you ever run a benchmark, or encode video or transfer large amounts of data then yes you would get higher scores or lower finishing times that sort of thing. No harm in having fast RAM!
Just one thought...I wonder if you might try each of the sticks from that 4x4 kit...one at a time or a pair of them in the slots you have your current RAM in...what I'm getting at I guess is that maybe the problem could be slots on the board not RAM sticks....since you have substituted a 4x4 kit with 2x8 it might appear that the problem was RAM but hide the fact that the unused slots were the problem...if you know what I mean..:confused:
05-30-2014 05:16 AM
Arne Saknussemm wrote:
Depends a bit...for normal day to day computing or even most gaming you wont notice a difference but if you ever run a benchmark, or encode video or transfer large amounts of data then yes you would get higher scores or lower finishing times that sort of thing. No harm in having fast RAM!
Just one thought...I wonder if you might try each of the sticks from that 4x4 kit...one at a time or a pair of them in the slots you have your current RAM in...what I'm getting at I guess is that maybe the problem could be slots on the board not RAM sticks....since you have substituted a 4x4 kit with 2x8 it might appear that the problem was RAM but hide the fact that the unused slots were the problem...if you know what I mean..:confused:
05-30-2014 05:00 AM
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05-30-2014 05:32 AM
Shadowspirit91 wrote:
So you use the Corsair Vengeance Pro on 1600mhz? I assume on 1.5v then?
Mine are currently 2400mhz on 1.65v, XMP profile.
But it looks damn stable if you ask me ^^