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You need assistance interpreting your memtest86 output.

You need assistance interpreting your memtest86 output.

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KR4TOS
Member
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03-05-2020, 06:08 PM
#1
Hi, I recently assembled my first PC and encountered random shutdowns while playing games, especially CS:GO online. A Windows memory test showed everything is fine. I ran another memory diagnostic today and shared the findings in HTML plus a screenshot for easier viewing. My planned replacement window ends tomorrow, so I’m considering whether to proceed or investigate further. Could there be problems with the motherboard or other components? I’m not sure at this point. Report: MemTest86-Report-20200211-171302.html
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KR4TOS
03-05-2020, 06:08 PM #1

Hi, I recently assembled my first PC and encountered random shutdowns while playing games, especially CS:GO online. A Windows memory test showed everything is fine. I ran another memory diagnostic today and shared the findings in HTML plus a screenshot for easier viewing. My planned replacement window ends tomorrow, so I’m considering whether to proceed or investigate further. Could there be problems with the motherboard or other components? I’m not sure at this point. Report: MemTest86-Report-20200211-171302.html

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DomboDrops
Junior Member
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03-05-2020, 06:53 PM
#2
Your testing reveals numerous issues, so you might want to consider switching to a more stable system instead of relying on faulty RAM.
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DomboDrops
03-05-2020, 06:53 PM #2

Your testing reveals numerous issues, so you might want to consider switching to a more stable system instead of relying on faulty RAM.

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AUTHENTIC88
Junior Member
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03-05-2020, 07:06 PM
#3
I would check each memory stick individually to determine if errors persist. Insert one stick at a time, run tests, and move it to the next slot if errors appear. If issues occur in any slot, the faulty stick is identified. If errors are confined to one slot, the problem may lie with that specific memory location. Continue testing with additional sticks until the source is found.
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AUTHENTIC88
03-05-2020, 07:06 PM #3

I would check each memory stick individually to determine if errors persist. Insert one stick at a time, run tests, and move it to the next slot if errors appear. If issues occur in any slot, the faulty stick is identified. If errors are confined to one slot, the problem may lie with that specific memory location. Continue testing with additional sticks until the source is found.

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BernieSand3rs
Member
153
03-17-2020, 12:03 AM
#4
I'm planning to swap parts, which is odd because I didn't encounter any issues when testing each stick individually or in various slots. I also tried running tests without XMP enabled and got zero errors. In the second round with XMP active, I saw 27 errors, but maybe I missed something. I'll do one final test before making the change and share the outcome.
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BernieSand3rs
03-17-2020, 12:03 AM #4

I'm planning to swap parts, which is odd because I didn't encounter any issues when testing each stick individually or in various slots. I also tried running tests without XMP enabled and got zero errors. In the second round with XMP active, I saw 27 errors, but maybe I missed something. I'll do one final test before making the change and share the outcome.

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marzing22
Member
191
03-17-2020, 09:17 AM
#5
I'm updating with Thermaltake Tough RAM 16GB (2x8GB), 3200MHz. I was also thinking about the HyperX Fury 3200MHz. Since I only got single sticks of 8GB without a kit, and Thermaltake was faster, I wanted to know if running Memtest86 without XMP showed no errors in one pass—does that suggest the motherboard and CPU are working properly?
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marzing22
03-17-2020, 09:17 AM #5

I'm updating with Thermaltake Tough RAM 16GB (2x8GB), 3200MHz. I was also thinking about the HyperX Fury 3200MHz. Since I only got single sticks of 8GB without a kit, and Thermaltake was faster, I wanted to know if running Memtest86 without XMP showed no errors in one pass—does that suggest the motherboard and CPU are working properly?

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brobear7
Posting Freak
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03-17-2020, 05:20 PM
#6
Installed the replacement, performed four passes on the new unit. No issues detected. Appreciate your assistance.

Report Summary Date: 2020-02-16 07:29:42
Tool Used: MemTest86 V8.3 Free (64-bit)
Outcome: Passed

System Details:
EFI Specifications: 2.70
Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Product: B450M DS3H WIFI Version Default
Serial: Default string
BIOS: F50 Release Date 11/27/2019
Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Model: B450M DS3H WIFI-CF Version x.x
Serial Number: Default string
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X, 6-core, 3630 MHz (Turbo 3629.9 MHz)

Cache & Memory:
- L1: 12 × 96K (80372 MB/s)
- L2: 12 × 512K (66266 MB/s)
- L3: 1 × 16384K (30804 MB/s)
- RAM: 16,347M (18,045 MB/s)

Slots:
- #0: 8GB DDR4 XMP PC4-25600
- #1: 8GB DDR4 XMP PC4-25600

Performance: All tests completed successfully with no errors. Thank you for your support.
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brobear7
03-17-2020, 05:20 PM #6

Installed the replacement, performed four passes on the new unit. No issues detected. Appreciate your assistance.

Report Summary Date: 2020-02-16 07:29:42
Tool Used: MemTest86 V8.3 Free (64-bit)
Outcome: Passed

System Details:
EFI Specifications: 2.70
Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Product: B450M DS3H WIFI Version Default
Serial: Default string
BIOS: F50 Release Date 11/27/2019
Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Model: B450M DS3H WIFI-CF Version x.x
Serial Number: Default string
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X, 6-core, 3630 MHz (Turbo 3629.9 MHz)

Cache & Memory:
- L1: 12 × 96K (80372 MB/s)
- L2: 12 × 512K (66266 MB/s)
- L3: 1 × 16384K (30804 MB/s)
- RAM: 16,347M (18,045 MB/s)

Slots:
- #0: 8GB DDR4 XMP PC4-25600
- #1: 8GB DDR4 XMP PC4-25600

Performance: All tests completed successfully with no errors. Thank you for your support.