[SOLVED] Do I have bad RAM?

[Nitelook1]

Ill make this quick.
I think I have bad ram but I am not 100% sure and would like ur suggestions.

Right now I am experiencing stuttering, blue screens, file corruption(Specifically on the games I play: Fortnite n CSGO), and sometimes its completely unusable after booting. I did memtest it and showed almost 1200+ errors in test 6 not sure about the details though.

Then I tried underclocking the DDR speed from 2400MHz to 1866MHz in the Bios and now it seems to run quite useable CSGO runs ok avg 120fps when crowded and 200fps max. I tried fortnite lowest settings also but after landing it dips to 60.
CSGO also is at lowest settings 1280x960

I dont know what else to add but I wish u all understand hehe hoping for ur suggestions

my pc specs:
Ryzen 3 1200(stock cooler: @3.45GHz 3.1stock)
GTX 1060 6gb Palit dual
HyperX fury DDR4 8gb 2400MHz ( 1866MHz now )

 

[alceryes]

Your overclock is unstable. It may be the memory controller (on the CPU) and not the memory.

Go down to stock everything and run some stress tests to get a baseline and see if the issue clears up. Once you have a baseline start going up from there in small, incremental steps.

Good place to start - https://forums.tomshardware.com/faq/cpu-overclocking-guide-and-tutorial-for-beginners.3347428/

 

[Nitelook1]

Whenever I put everything on stock my PC is unusable when I reach the desktop, before this issue occured I had gameboost on (3.45GHz this is the standard boost for this CPU) and XAmp profile 2 (2400MHz-Stock). But I tried putting my CPU on stock and Ram underclocked(1866MHz) I get similar results to what I have currently just with lesser GHz lol.

 

[Nitelook1]

Also I am using an MSI B350m Motherboard I also have gameboost on (BIOS) that is why I have 3.4GHz

 

[alceryes]

Still the same answer - get it stable at stock first. Try a BIOS reset.

 

[Nitelook1]

Ok ill try my best and report back