One of the DIMMs did not pass MemTest86 - - is this your responsibility or a faulty RAM module?

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One of the DIMMs did not pass MemTest86 - - is this your responsibility or a faulty RAM module?

One of the DIMMs did not pass MemTest86 - - is this your responsibility or a faulty RAM module?

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BenjaCuliao
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11-09-2024, 02:31 AM

#11

I haven't been planning an upgrade yet, mainly because DDR5 is still relatively new and expensive on the market. This is especially true last March when I was setting up a new system.
Since installing XMP profiles right after assembly, everything has worked perfectly until recently. A few months ago I experienced my first BSOD, but I'm confident the voltage stayed within the recommended range during that time. I'm hoping it will function normally once the new RAM is installed.

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BenjaCuliao

11-09-2024, 02:31 AM #11

I haven't been planning an upgrade yet, mainly because DDR5 is still relatively new and expensive on the market. This is especially true last March when I was setting up a new system.
Since installing XMP profiles right after assembly, everything has worked perfectly until recently. A few months ago I experienced my first BSOD, but I'm confident the voltage stayed within the recommended range during that time. I'm hoping it will function normally once the new RAM is installed.

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diogo218dvdv
Senior Member

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11-09-2024, 08:59 AM

#12

DDR4 uses a standard voltage of 1.2V, while overclocking with XMP requires 1.35V. Values higher than 1.35V are not advised.

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diogo218dvdv

11-09-2024, 08:59 AM #12

DDR4 uses a standard voltage of 1.2V, while overclocking with XMP requires 1.35V. Values higher than 1.35V are not advised.

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Iz_Bella
Member

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11-09-2024, 11:22 AM

#13

I've noticed kits from trusted manufacturers before that had minor discrepancies or unusual numbers.

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Iz_Bella

11-09-2024, 11:22 AM #13

I've noticed kits from trusted manufacturers before that had minor discrepancies or unusual numbers.

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