BSOD with new RAM
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Ok, well looking at the screenshot it looks like it is still running at 1333MHz and the timings are off too.
You need to set the ram up correctly in the bios. I would start with the timings, set them to 11-11-11-30. They are currently set to 9-9-9-24 which will be the root of your problems. Once set to this it should boot just fine. If that works then go back to bios and alter the ram speed, it's currently 1333MHz and obviously your new ram should be 2133MHz. I am not sure if your CPU memory controller can handle that speed, but try it, if that fails drop it to 1866MHz and if that fails then you will have to settle for 1600MHz, but hopefully it will work at the higher speed.
Paul.
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On the 2nd screenshot, you have "DRAM Timing Mode" it is currently set to Auto, I would change that to manual and then have a look again.
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This is for your Motherboard bios
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Ah here lies another problem. I was in this menu before, it's blank.
It says:
=========== Channel 1 ===========
=========== Channel 2 ===========
Just blank... nothing there. No options. Nothing on the sidebar.
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So just to confirm, you changed the "DRAM Timing Mode" from Auto to Manual and then entered the "Advanced DRAM configuration" section below and that is all it says?
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I will have to have a good think about this tomorrow then, it is certainly more tricky than I expected.
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