[Diabolical999]

Running all 4 sticks of ram together (@ stock settings) I've been getting numerous memtest errors, and a quite frequent memory-related BSOD. Now, when running each stick individually to test which one is the culprit (behind all the errors), I get absolutely NO errors. I let each stick of ram run for 1 1/2 hours under memtest (6 hours in total) too, and it found 0 errors.

So... apparently each stick of ram is fine, just not when pairing them all together -- lately anyway, as it's a recent problem. So, I'm beginning to think the memory controller on my cpu is failing and is obviously being stressed by running 4x1GB.

Could it be possible that a particular dimm slot has gone bad, instead? Never heard of a dimm slot going bad, but who knows...

 

[IEATFISH]

Try one of your sticks in each of the slots, one slot at a time. Then you will know if one of the slots is the problem. The other thing I would check is maybe the bios is defaulting to a weird setting when you put in all the ram and they aren't getting enough voltage, etc.

 

[Nenkitsune]

also make sure that your memory is set to 2T command rate instead of 1T. my TF720 defaults to 1T timing, and it was giving me hell when I first put my system together.

 

[XFreeRollerX]

more northbridge voltage

if that does not work then test each slot, you might have a bad RAM SLOT

 

[The Duke]

I kept getting memory errors with 2 modules on bot the Crosshair and TA770 A2+...
Upping the SB voltage eliminated it, go figure!

 

[XFreeRollerX]

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Originally Posted by The Duke I kept getting memory errors with 2 modules on bot the Crosshair and TA770 A2+... Upping the SB voltage eliminated it, go figure!

Southbrige?? o_0

lol werd, Ill be damned if that works for him! I hope he works something though lol