[SOLVED] Blue Screen_Memory managemet

[coolraveen]

Hi, I i assembled my PC myself, its been 6 months
My specs: R5 3600, Gigabyte X570 UD, GTX 1650 Super, Corsair vengeance 16GB Ram.

Last week while watching YouTube suddenly Microsoft error screen appeared and said it was "Memory Management error", Microsoft collect error bug report and restarted my system. Now that problem has not showed up yet,
And i have been playing warzone regularly Since, its been 1 week since it happened, and it had happened only once till now, Should i be worried with the faulty Ram or something?

And is a single 16GB stick bad for Ryzen series processors?.

 

[CountMike]

Hi, I i assembled my PC myself, its been 6 months
My specs: R5 3600, Gigabyte X570 UD, GTX 1650 Super, Corsair vengeance 16GB Ram.

Last week while watching YouTube suddenly Microsoft error screen appeared and said it was "Memory Management error", Microsoft collect error bug report and restarted my system. Now that problem has not showed up yet,
And i have been playing warzone regularly Since, its been 1 week since it happened, and it had happened only once till now, Should i be worried with the faulty Ram or something?

And is a single 16GB stick bad for Ryzen series processors?.

"Memory Management error" is pretty general error, doesn't mean that RAM has gone bad. Programs and games can corrupt memory without actual memory problem. Another possible cause could be Virtual memory residing on disk.

No, a single 16GB stick bad for Ryzen is not "bad" but 2 sticks in dual channel gives much better performance to any CPU/system.

 

[coolraveen]

"Memory Management error" is pretty general error, doesn't mean that RAM has gone bad. Programs and games can corrupt memory without actual memory problem. Another possible cause could be Virtual memory residing on disk.

No, a single 16GB stick bad for Ryzen is not "bad" but 2 sticks in dual channel gives much better performance to any CPU/system.

Thanks for your info, if it happens again in future, what should I do?

 

[CountMike]

Thanks for your info, if it happens again in future, what should I do?

1. You might want to check physical RAM with https://www.memtest86.com/download.htm
and/or

QuickMemoryTestOK_Installer

QuickMemoryTestOK_Installer

www.downloaddrivers.info

1. Run checks on disk where virtual memory is on (OS disk)
2. Manually set Virtual memory manually to size of physical RAM

 

[coolraveen]

1. You might want to check physical RAM with https://www.memtest86.com/download.htm
and/or

QuickMemoryTestOK_Installer

QuickMemoryTestOK_Installer

www.downloaddrivers.info

1. Run checks on disk where virtual memory is on (OS disk)
2. Manually set Virtual memory manually to size of physical RAM

Ok bro thanks.