System restarts happen because of memory issues.
System restarts happen because of memory issues.
Hello everyone, I’m experiencing random reboots on my PC. It’s built with an i9 9900K, a Quadro RTX 4000, NVME, SSD and HDD, plus two 16GB Vengeance Pro 3200MHz RAM modules and two Crucial Ballistix UDIMMs at 3200MHz. I recently installed the Crucial RAM and noticed the issue started after that. My PC also had problems loading the "Republic of Gamers" screen before, but it was different. I’m wondering if the new RAM is connected correctly or if this could be the cause. I’m considering selling the existing RAM and buying new ones. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Sure, I understand. I'll check the details and let you know. Thanks!
Hello, I noticed a variation in the RAM models I found online. The ones listed differ mainly by a small change in the last number—from 3200 to 3200. Do you know what this adjustment means? Would these versions be compatible and function together? Thanks for your question!
Indicates varying RAM timing specifications. The difference between C16 and C18 highlights a notable gap in CAS Latency—16 for your unit versus 18 on the other—suggesting other parameters will also shift. Manufacturers typically set these values based on CL, aiming to keep performance stable. Compatibility isn't determined by just the RAM model but by the specific chip technology used. Disparities in timing often point to different chips, which could explain similar compatibility issues.
Thanks for your feedback! I'm ready to look for the same chips next time.
I understand your question about the CMW32GX4M2 E 3200C16 RAM. It seems there are some changes in the model and specifications. Could you clarify whether you're looking for details on compatibility, performance, or installation? Also, let me know if you need help checking if it works with your system. Thank you!