Random lock ups, freezes during a download and memory timing question

I have a AMD Phenom 9600 Quad-Core Processor, I ran Memtest for 4-4 and a half Hours and had no errors, but like i said before my Ram and CPU are barley 2 Months old and yea I don't know I was just wondering if my speeds and frequency's where off. yes bot are 1 set and I put 1 in slot 1 and other in slot 3 (that's the matching slots Dimm A1 and Dimm B1) and i don't know if there running in dual channel mode or not. also I Checked C:/windows/minidump there was nothing in there but here are my screen shots 1 of my CPU Tab, 1 of my Memory Tab and then 2 from the SPD tab (1 for slot 1 and 1 for slot 3)

good to see my speeds are OK, and yea the Voltage is 1.8 and yes I em using a Stock CPU Cooler and my PC doesn't heat up while i'm using it, its only when I use Prime95 that the temps get to like 60+ and i have all the Latest Drivers

Britton30 said:

CPU-Z reports your memory is single channel. It may need to be in slots A1 and A2 or something different to get dual-channel operation.

if I put in A1 and A2 that's not dual channel then , my Dimm's Go like this A1,A2,B1,B2
A1 and B1 are a Par and A2 and B2 Are a Pair that's at least what i understood from my Manual

essenbe said:

Your Manual says two slots of the same color. Also, Go to Seagate and download Sea Tools the Seagate diagnostic tool and run it on your hard drive to see if there are any problems. Then do the same for your western Digital Drive, download Windig. Also open an elevated command prompt. ( start, type cmd in the search window, right click cmd and select run as administrator) In the window that opens copy/paste sfc /scannow and press enter. If it finds errors you may have to run it several times. You obviously have a problem, we are just looking for what the problem is. Unfortunately, that calls for a lot of patience and a lot of tests.

lol well i'm fine with the test just as long as we can find it in the end :) also my main HDD is the Western digital 1 (the 500GB) and the Seagate 1 is my 250GB back up

writhziden said:

Are your modules right next to each other, or is there a slot in between? Based on your motherboard manual, they should be right next to each other in the same color coded slots.

You are correct that A1 and B1 are a pair and A2 and B2 are a pair, but from what I could see in your manual, those are next to each other. I will admit that your manual is confusing and not very clear on this point.

lol i know what you mean its kinda weird, but my Slots are like this 2 yellow and 2 brown/black slots the 2 yellows are A1 and A2 and the 2 Brown/Black are B1 and B2

also for everyone here is a piece from my Manual on the memory bit

Looks to us like the yellow are A1 and B1 and the Brown/Black are A2 and B2...

writhziden said:

Looks to us like the yellow are A1 and B1 and the Brown/Black are A2 and B2...

OMG lawl i'm a idiot I was reading it wrong sorry for that that's my mistake wow i don't know what i was thinking there

for some reasons i thought it goes A1 and A2 and B1 and B2