Corupted RAM stick BSOD

Hi i have a corrupted stick of RAM that keeps causing different BSOD all related to memory and drivers not booting when i restart or just failing after a few. i was wondering if removing the corrupted one would be safe to do while i wait for my new ones to get in.

Setup:
Windows 7
2 x 2GB memory
560 ti
GIGABYTE GA-Z68A-D3H-B3 LGA 1155 Intel Z68
i5-2500k

Yes, as long as there is at least one working stick the PC should post just fine. Windows might slow down a little until you bump the RAM back up again, but other than that it shouldn't be a big deal.

Pelley said:

Hi i have a corrupted stick of RAM that keeps causing different BSOD all related to memory and drivers not booting when i restart or just failing after a few. i was wondering if removing the corrupted one would be safe to do while i wait for my new ones to get in.

Setup:
Windows 7
2 x 2GB memory
560 ti
GIGABYTE GA-Z68A-D3H-B3 LGA 1155 Intel Z68
i5-2500k

how did you find out it is RAM that is causing BSOD?
did you run memtest?

yes i did run memtest for about a hour and most errors were cuased between 3000-3600MBs and thx for the replies

Pelley said:

yes i did run memtest for about a hour and most errors were cuased between 3000-3600MBs and thx for the replies

Try to remove one stick and run memtest then try to change slots on motherboard.
Repeat same with other stick.
when you remove/add RAM sticks power off pc and unplug it, be careful about static, ground your self and dont touch the contacts of a stick.