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Hi guys. Basically when I built my system back in march I put in there 2x8GB G.Skill Trident X kit (2400Mhz). Now I decided to upgrade the ram volume by adding one more identical kit. After upgrade system went unstable (BSOD's, game shutdowns with and without error message, pc restart) at first I thought the cpu is acting up but just to be sure I ran MEMTEST on all 32gb of ram. For my surprise I got errors quick, so I tested each stick individually and didnt get errors, tested each kit of 2 individually and again no errors. So I get errors with both kits installed even if they are identical. I did try to lower the speed of ram to 1866Mhz (8/9/9/24) with no luck, any suggestions?
Also how often does 2 kits of 2 dont work well together? Is this a sure failure or its not that common because a lot of people add more ram later on the road.
My Rig:
FX9590
ASUS CROSSHAIR V FORMULA Z
290x
1000w p2 EVGA
I run 1kit of 2 with xmp profile 2401Mhz 10/12/12/31 1.65v with both kits installed I set the same parameters only manually. G.Skill support suggested me to lower the speed and increase the voltage. how safe is that?
Also how often does 2 kits of 2 dont work well together? Is this a sure failure or its not that common because a lot of people add more ram later on the road.
My Rig:
FX9590
ASUS CROSSHAIR V FORMULA Z
290x
1000w p2 EVGA
I run 1kit of 2 with xmp profile 2401Mhz 10/12/12/31 1.65v with both kits installed I set the same parameters only manually. G.Skill support suggested me to lower the speed and increase the voltage. how safe is that?
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