Please help my friends,
Specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 6 -core
B450 Gaming Plus
Photon 750 Gold
GTX 1060 6GB
Old RAM (Corsair 2x8gb 3000 mHz)
New RAM (Corsair 2x16 3000 mHz)
Okay so I recently decided to buy extra RAM.
9. I removed one RAM stick, still got the your memory has a problem error. Switched it out to the other one, still got the error. I decided both new RAM sticks are faulty (However i did not run the diagnostic tool again, just the error message but i figure its talking about the current RAM stick inside.)
10. Removed new RAM and inserted old RAM, still got the your memory has a problem error. In all these cases the PC booted. I'm fairy new to computers but it seems like the issue was something else? (I tried all slots)
11. Went through a few troubleshoot methods i found:
- Updated all outdated drivers manually
- Checked my local SSD for errors
- Ran an SFC scan
- Turned off XMP and lowered DRAM frequency a little bit
I'm exhausted and kind of freaking out. I will be eternally grateful If I can get some assistance on fixing this issue.
Specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 6 -core
B450 Gaming Plus
Photon 750 Gold
GTX 1060 6GB
Old RAM (Corsair 2x8gb 3000 mHz)
New RAM (Corsair 2x16 3000 mHz)
Okay so I recently decided to buy extra RAM.
- Bought it, installed it next to my other two sticks. (Empty Slots)
- My PC would not boot
- Removed my old RAM sticks, and inserted my new ones in their slot.
- PC booted fine. And it seemed like everything was okay. Turned on XMP and gamed.
- My PC crashed suddenly into the Blue screen of death. When I booted it back up it, windows gave me an error message: "Your computer has a memory problem"
- I ran Memory Diagnostics on both new RAMs. Errors were detected.
- The computer kept running just fine after closing the error message and running the diagnose so I didnt think too much of it.
9. I removed one RAM stick, still got the your memory has a problem error. Switched it out to the other one, still got the error. I decided both new RAM sticks are faulty (However i did not run the diagnostic tool again, just the error message but i figure its talking about the current RAM stick inside.)
10. Removed new RAM and inserted old RAM, still got the your memory has a problem error. In all these cases the PC booted. I'm fairy new to computers but it seems like the issue was something else? (I tried all slots)
11. Went through a few troubleshoot methods i found:
- Updated all outdated drivers manually
- Checked my local SSD for errors
- Ran an SFC scan
- Turned off XMP and lowered DRAM frequency a little bit
- Some of these methods found errors and fixed them.
- Rebooted my PC and still got the error, slow startup, high CPU usage, and audio stuttering
I'm exhausted and kind of freaking out. I will be eternally grateful If I can get some assistance on fixing this issue.
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