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I bought during october 2009 two pairs of Ripjaws F3-10666CL9D-4GBRL, to put on my two Asus P5Q3. I built two identical computers.
I encountered problems with a pair of sticks on one PC, with random errors and BSOD.
I inverted the pair of sticks on each motherboard. The one whith errors works perfect with the other sticks.
I can conclude that there is a problem with a pair of stick. One pair works perfect with the two motherboards, and one not. But errors are random. A memtest can accomplish 5 or 10 pass without errors, and can display more than thousand error on one pass.
I tried to set some values manually in the bios, like the 9-9-9-24 and frequence of the ram, but no success.
Any idea ?
I have bought yesterday a pair of OCZ ram, and no error. So i've got one motherboard with gskill sticks, and one with OCZ. I can invert the sticks between the motherboards without any error. But I want to solve the problem with my second pair of Gskill sticks.
I bought during october 2009 two pairs of Ripjaws F3-10666CL9D-4GBRL, to put on my two Asus P5Q3. I built two identical computers.
I encountered problems with a pair of sticks on one PC, with random errors and BSOD.
I inverted the pair of sticks on each motherboard. The one whith errors works perfect with the other sticks.
I can conclude that there is a problem with a pair of stick. One pair works perfect with the two motherboards, and one not. But errors are random. A memtest can accomplish 5 or 10 pass without errors, and can display more than thousand error on one pass.
I tried to set some values manually in the bios, like the 9-9-9-24 and frequence of the ram, but no success.
Any idea ?
I have bought yesterday a pair of OCZ ram, and no error. So i've got one motherboard with gskill sticks, and one with OCZ. I can invert the sticks between the motherboards without any error. But I want to solve the problem with my second pair of Gskill sticks.
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