Recent content by Slayer Wezz

I finished testing each individual stick and all of them checked out okay. I then decided to try installing all 4 of them again and it now works and booted with no issues. Am going to reinstall windows now and call her good.

I will to a reinstall. Why would they all work together on the last board but not this one?

I should try this even though I know for a fact that all 4 sticks are working? I have booted the computer fine with any 2 of the 4 sticks installed in both channel 1-3 and 2-4 UPDATE: I am currently running the tests on each individual stick now and will let you know of the results.

No I did not. Could that cause issues when trying to run the system with all 4 sticks? Would love to hear the reasoning behind doing it if you don't mind explaining.

I bought the PC already put together from a 3rd party and so they were already installed and working fine. A month after using and purchasing the PC I decided to make some upgrades and put in an Intel CPU and a different motherboard. So all 4 sticks of RAM had previously been working just fine...

I just upgraded my girlfriend's PC with a newer motherboard and CPU. I upgraded from an AMD Phenom II X4 965 to an Intel I5 4670k. I also upgraded from an Asus Crossfire Evo M4A88TD-V to a Gigabyte GA-B85M-D3H. I kept the same ram which is 4x4gb sticks of G. Skill DDR3-1333 memory. All sticks...

My computer all of a sudden started acting up tonight. I would be playing a game such as RuneScape or GTA V and my FPS would be really low on settings that I used to be able to run fine on my setup. I have checked all drivers are up to date. I even reset my pc and wiped my drives.Any help would...

I am looking to upgrade from my i5 4590 to something newer and faster. I mainly game on my computer and my 4590 seems to be pushing the limits (since I normally game at 2k-4k resolution). Anyways, I compared my i5 4590 to the i5 6600k and the i7 6700k on CPUboss.com however the site shows the...