Changing ram memory, need some input.

That memtest screen looks very odd to me as errors are usually shown in red see pic and there is usually not much CPU info on the screen.

So I am just wondering where you got the memtest from see this RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Megahertz07 said:

- Your CPU temperature is high (50ºC) even without heavy work. Did you cleaned the heat sink? (use a small paint brush and a vacuum cleaner.

Unless you have an ESD safe vacuum cleaner, you should never use a vacuum cleaner on the inside of a PC. Doing so can generate harmful static discharge which can destroy components.

Yes I agree with Mellon Head and what I do with a vacuum cleaner is to place an aluminium foil strip around the suction nozzle end and add hogs hair brush bristles and run an earth lead to it - fiddly but effective. The same can be said for compressed air cans too any dust blown across a surface can still generate static charges.
For cleaning brushes I always use those cheap hogs hair artists brushes to minimise any static build up while using a brush.
Best thing is prevention and why I use fine filters made from any non synthetic material and place it over as much of the air intakes I can.

1ntu said:

ICIT2LOL said:

That memtest screen looks very odd to me as errors are usually shown in red see pic and there is usually not much CPU info on the screen.

So I am just wondering where you got the memtest from see this RAM - Test with Memtest86+

My memtest86+ showed 0 errors, what do you mean?

Only that in your screen shot there were errors mentioned see pic

ICIT2LOL said:

1ntu said:

ICIT2LOL said:

That memtest screen looks very odd to me as errors are usually shown in red see pic and there is usually not much CPU info on the screen.

So I am just wondering where you got the memtest from see this RAM - Test with Memtest86+

My memtest86+ showed 0 errors, what do you mean?

Only that in your screen shot there were errors mentioned see pic

That's a zero not an eight but you have to look closely to pick it up. Check it against some of the other characters in the screen shot (the Memory figure of 8586 for example) and the difference become more apparent.

Changing thermal paste wont help.
As you already have Open-hardware-monitor, play your game and then check the max temperature. If it gets above 85ºC, change your heat sink with a better one.