BSOD when Stress Testing, MEMORY_MANAGEMENT 0x0000001a

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  1. Golden
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    Britton30 said:
    Press F2 when starting memtest86+ version 5.01 to use all of your CPU cores, it'll run a bit faster.
    I've seen some reports of MemTest86+ freezing on test #7 when using all CPU cores (see MemTest86+ forum). I would recommend not using that method for the time being. It may take longer, but at least you get a result.
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  3. Britton30
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    Golden said:
    Britton30 said:
    Press F2 when starting memtest86+ version 5.01 to use all of your CPU cores, it'll run a bit faster.
    I've seen some reports of MemTest86+ freezing on test #7 when using all CPU cores (see MemTest86+ forum). I would recommend not using that method for the time being. It may take longer, but at least you get a result.
    Aha, thanks, I thought is was my machine.
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  4. Aiid0z
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    Hello,

    Thanks for the tip Britton :) I have ran the first module in the first DIMM slot and got an error during the second pass, about to test the second module in the first DIMM slot.

    EDIT: Just saw Goldens post about the cores, I'll leave it with one core for the next test.

    Thanks,
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  6. Aiid0z
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    Hello,

    Just checked back on memtest, 9 passes with no errors. I guess this means that DIMM module #1 is faulty and I should get an RMA? Should I also run prime 95 again to confirm that the memory was the problem? (this time with only the 1 good module?)

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  7. Golden
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    No its not necessary to test with Prime95 - check the remaining RAM, and RMA the faulty ones.
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  8. Aiid0z
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    Hello,

    Alright ill get an RMA happening soon. Thanks for the help! Really appreciate it!

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  10. Golden
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  11. Aiid0z
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    Hello,

    I just recently recieved my new RAM and stress tested the system to find it ran perfectly for 24 hours. Just thought id post this and give my thanks to you Golden once again. Really appreciate it.

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  12. Golden
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    Great news, and thanks for posting back :)
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  13. Aiid0z
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    Hello,

    No worries. It's the least i could do :)

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