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From the looks of things, it may be that the VDIMM setting may have been a touch too high for this RAM. According to this review, your RAM kit is based on Infineon CE-5/6 (depending on how recently they were made; older issues were CE-5s) ICs. These typically don't like VDIMM settings much over 2.7 - 2.75V. (For the record, stock VDIMM requirements for these ICs is 2.6 - 2.65V.)

It's possible that running your RAM overvolted has damaged them; from the looks of things, only one DIMM is actually damaged. However, if you decide to RMA, do so for both sticks (the manufacturer will probably ask for both anyway).

Good luck, RaCeR123.

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