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It's just weird. If I try to run the three ram that appear to be fully fine and working, it decides not to work—that is, my monitor doesn't display anything. Two of the three pass the tests though. However, I remember that the BSOD's were originally happening when I was running either one or two of them.
{Edit} Scratch that. I was able to get it booting when trying three by switching around which slots were by which. However, I immediately got thousands of errors on the memtest
{edit2} Some of the data I posted was by using two chips at the same time. I was trying to speed up the process. Should I go back and retry those individually? Also, by going back on the one chip, I found another faulty. It appears I have two faulty chips one, one of them recently bought.
{edit3}After this last single test, I'll try having the two "working" chips in and run my computer normally. Next time I post anything, it'll be for another error.
Last edited by Inserio; 13 Mar 2012 at 00:17.
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