BSOD after installing new RAM! HELP...

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  1. boogieboy
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    Here is info Cybercore required... I just shifted to 64bit and for now im not getting any BSOD though im not sure what is going to happen anytime soon

    Official Link of the RAM's
    Corsair Memory
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  3. cybercore
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    You got 2 sticks of Corsair VS2GB1333D4 DDR1333Mhz 9-9-9-24 1.5v.
    Currently set 800Mhz 6-6-6-15, wrong.

    Set it manually or load setup defaults in the bios.
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  4. boogieboy
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    I've attached Rammon :) below the pictures. The are running on 800MHz coz of my CPU FSB :) i load Bios defaults already
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  6. cybercore
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    boogieboy said:
    I've attached Rammon :) below the pictures. The are running on 800MHz coz of my CPU FSB :) i load Bios defaults already
    The sticks are rated Corsair VS2GB1333D4 DDR1333Mhz 9-9-9-24 1.5v, that's what they are supposed to be set. And also your motherboard must have support for DDR1333.

    Memtest will not always show errors, but you will be getting bsod's.
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  7. boogieboy
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    You can see my system specs below :) the board does support 1333. I have dual-core processor e5200 thats the reason for these default timings. After installing 64-bit Win7 yesterday bsod's stopped occuring though im doing a complete restore right now. I will update here if i will get any bsod or not in both cases :)
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  8. cybercore
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    The are running on 800MHz coz of my CPU FSB i load Bios defaults already.
    If you get any more crashes, I would suggest to default all clocks and voltages as recommended by the manufacturer. This way you'll know if your hardware is in working order or not.
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  10. boogieboy
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    The issue has been solved :)
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