Configuring RAM

[EkoWraith]

So, i have some patching problems in World of Warcraft. Looked trough theyre troublshooting pages and found out that my most likely is not configured correctly, so my question is; How do i configure it to work at its best with my computer(See comp specs)

I have run a MemTest86 aswell as HCI MemTest which both gave no errors.

Thanks in advance

 

[Mellon Head]

It's pretty hard to give an answer based on that little bit of information. We need a little more detail in order to help.

What exactly are the symptoms?
Do they happen in other apps?
What's your RAM voltage?
What are your timings set to?
Are you getting BSOD's?
How long did you run Memtest?
Have you run a stability test with prime?

If your computer has been running okay except for the problem in WoW, I highly doubt your RAM is giving you a problem - no matter what their troubleshooting pages say.

 

[EkoWraith]

Im not really sure how to get all that info. But im uploading a .txt file generated by CPU-Z. Im pretty sure its all there, only thing I could make out of it was the voltage which was 1.50

Ran MemTest on both memory units individually over-night.
And havent run a prime stability test as i never have hear of it

*Edit* No BSOD's, symptoms were that files during patching couldnt be loaded, and its wasnt only the same file each time, but rather different files each time i tried. Note that i have installed and patched the exact same files without any problems on this computer earlier-

It hasnt occured during either patching or installing other games/programs.

 

[EkoWraith]

I ran a sfc /scannow which resulted in finding errors which could not be repaired, uploading sfcdetails.txt

 

[EkoWraith]

Is there anyone that can help me with this?

Also ran MemTest86 with both memorysticks in this time, and still no errors, it ran for 8 passes.

 

[EkoWraith]

Noone knows what i can do?

 

[khalidin]

make it simple to use?

 

[EkoWraith]

make it simple to use?

not really sure what you mean there.

 

[EkoWraith]

I recently ran a "Blend Test" using prime95 and it says i have a error, but i have no idea how to find the source of this error, thanks. I was told it was memory, but i have actually changed my memory sticks once already because it had errors.

 

[Lomai]

If your computer has been running okay except for the problem in WoW, I highly doubt your RAM is giving you a problem - no matter what their troubleshooting pages say.

+1.

Not sure if this thread will offer more insight on your issue :huh:

Regards

 

[EkoWraith]

I actually ran prime95 on each memory stick untill i found one that didnt cause any errors, problem seems to be solved now!