- Nov 6, 2020
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This is my first time on Tomshardware so please go easy on me. So here's the question.
I recently upgraded my ram from a 2X4GB Corsair to a 2X8GB HyperX. But after replacing the rams, my computer would sometimes go BSOD and shut down. The error code would be IEQL_NOT LESS OR EQUAL.
Had not idea what was that but I went looking into BIOS. And sure enough, It was the ram.
My M.I.T Current Status says that both Memory channel A and B are running 9,9,9,24. Which is the correct timing for my HyperX. But when I went into the advanced memory settings, the timings were different! It was from my old ram which is 11,11,11,28.
The DRAM Timing Selectable was set to AUTO. And I couldn't change it. How can I enable and manually change the timing settings into the correct one?
I am not a professional and the above diagnose was just a speculation by me of what the problem is. If it wasn't the problem of the above, then please give me a correct way of fixing it. Thank you.
I recently upgraded my ram from a 2X4GB Corsair to a 2X8GB HyperX. But after replacing the rams, my computer would sometimes go BSOD and shut down. The error code would be IEQL_NOT LESS OR EQUAL.
Had not idea what was that but I went looking into BIOS. And sure enough, It was the ram.
My M.I.T Current Status says that both Memory channel A and B are running 9,9,9,24. Which is the correct timing for my HyperX. But when I went into the advanced memory settings, the timings were different! It was from my old ram which is 11,11,11,28.
The DRAM Timing Selectable was set to AUTO. And I couldn't change it. How can I enable and manually change the timing settings into the correct one?
I am not a professional and the above diagnose was just a speculation by me of what the problem is. If it wasn't the problem of the above, then please give me a correct way of fixing it. Thank you.
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