Diagnostic checks are not working properly—possibly related to memory or RAM, and the system is crashing with a BSOD.
Diagnostic checks are not working properly—possibly related to memory or RAM, and the system is crashing with a BSOD.
Hello, I've been experiencing BSOD recently over the past two days. Memory diagnostics showed one stick failing with an error. I tested all four sticks and everything passed. I replaced a faulty stick and switched to 24GB instead of 32GB, but the issue returned. Running diagnostics again for each stick now shows no errors. My Corsair Vengeance 4x 8GB 3200mhz (CMW16GX4M2C3200C16) has been with me since December 2020. However, sometimes it won't boot and I encounter a Dram error—either all sticks or just one. It's unclear if the problem is with the memory stick itself or the motherboard slots. During testing, my system runs at 3200mhz, XMP2 profile, CPU at 5.1GHz. The motherboard is an ASUS ROG Strix Z490-E. I've run diagnostics again on a single stick and it failed multiple times—first in slot A2, then B2, and once more in the same slot. It passed once but failed again later. Perhaps the slots are damaged or the memory is faulty. There were also several BSODs when updating content around 2GB while downloading or running games with over 16GB RAM, even though I used 24GB. Someone can help me resolve this. Thanks.
Initiating running memTest86 for the initial time using a single RAM stick.