I have 4Gx2|GSKILL F3-14900CL9D-8GBSR that's giving me 33000+ errors in memtest x86. Here's the interesting part. If I stop the test, and then run it again immediately after reboot, it shows no errors. Reboot again, 33000 errors again.
So I removed and reseated the RAM, 1st test passed, 2nd test passed. 3rd time around failed again with 33000+ errors on first pass.
I have then reseated again and continually receive errors. I am waiting for another set to show up so I can send these ones in for RMA.
So, the question stands. Is this a common failure for G.Skill RAM?
Or did I just end up with a strange bum pair of sticks?
Also, I have been wondering why G.Skill won't entertain the thought of advance replacement for the RAM modules. Someone like me would be willing to pay for advanced replacement for a small fee.
Rig Config:
ASUS Crosshair V Formula BIOS 1102
Phenom 980 BE
F3-14900CL9D-8GBSR
AMD Radeon HD 6970
So I removed and reseated the RAM, 1st test passed, 2nd test passed. 3rd time around failed again with 33000+ errors on first pass.
I have then reseated again and continually receive errors. I am waiting for another set to show up so I can send these ones in for RMA.
So, the question stands. Is this a common failure for G.Skill RAM?
Or did I just end up with a strange bum pair of sticks?
Also, I have been wondering why G.Skill won't entertain the thought of advance replacement for the RAM modules. Someone like me would be willing to pay for advanced replacement for a small fee.
Rig Config:
ASUS Crosshair V Formula BIOS 1102
Phenom 980 BE
F3-14900CL9D-8GBSR
AMD Radeon HD 6970
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