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G'day guys,
Been having dramas with BSOD's and random crashes.
My system is:
-M4A89GTD PRO
-AMD 965 140W BLACK EDTION REVISION C2
-SAPPHIRE 6870
-2 X 4GB F3-12800CL9D-8GBRL 1600Mhz ram
-1TB SEAGATE 7200RPM HDD
-650W PSU
Have updated all drivers and bios.
After playing with everything in my comp i have come to the conclusion that the ram is to blame. And after adjusting some settings and getting close to stable i'd put money on the ram.
Anyway, have been having BSOD when running file verification within steam with a memory management error displaying on the BSOD.
Followed the settings on the DDR3 1600 sticky, it helped a little but am still getting crashes and blue screens. I have also manually tried setting the ram rates and came reasonably close to stable at 8-8-8-24 @ 1333mhz. I did not change any cpu settings and tried the ram voltage on 1.5v and auto, auto seemed to be more stable.
If i could be pushed further into the right direction i would be grateful.
Also, have tested both sticks by themselves and they both pass diagnostic tests.
Cheers
Alan
Been having dramas with BSOD's and random crashes.
My system is:
-M4A89GTD PRO
-AMD 965 140W BLACK EDTION REVISION C2
-SAPPHIRE 6870
-2 X 4GB F3-12800CL9D-8GBRL 1600Mhz ram
-1TB SEAGATE 7200RPM HDD
-650W PSU
Have updated all drivers and bios.
After playing with everything in my comp i have come to the conclusion that the ram is to blame. And after adjusting some settings and getting close to stable i'd put money on the ram.
Anyway, have been having BSOD when running file verification within steam with a memory management error displaying on the BSOD.
Followed the settings on the DDR3 1600 sticky, it helped a little but am still getting crashes and blue screens. I have also manually tried setting the ram rates and came reasonably close to stable at 8-8-8-24 @ 1333mhz. I did not change any cpu settings and tried the ram voltage on 1.5v and auto, auto seemed to be more stable.
If i could be pushed further into the right direction i would be grateful.
Also, have tested both sticks by themselves and they both pass diagnostic tests.
Cheers
Alan
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