My RAM is faulty? What should I do?

[herounit]

Hello! I just recently ran a memtest on my computer, and it resulted in... quite a bit of errors as you can see in the photos here.
(https://imgur.com/a/oOa6E)

I stopped the test early because I figured I would just keep getting errors over and over.
Here's a copy of the log of errors that it encountered!
(https://pastebin.com/YsBx6yHw)

Now I haven't tried anything to try and alleviate this as I'm not too well versed around PCs (my friend helped me build mine!). I've read around something about increasing voltage in Bios, but I'm not sure what to do.

If it helps narrow down any problems, here are my specs.
(https://imgur.com/a/qcKjT)

Any help would be vastly appreciated. I'd hate to see this computer run into any more problems when it isn't even a year old yet! Thank you much.

 

[Makentox]

Reset bios and try to enable xmp

 

[herounit]

Reset bios and try to enable xmp

Just enabled XMP mode, I will rerun memtest and see if it does anything! Thank you for the suggestion!

 

[herounit]

I ran a quick Memtest again, the errors were a lot less but errors are still errors as I have read. Though I didn't let it run as long, the errors popped up quickly (about 50-60). Should I RMA the stick(s) once I manage to narrow it down?

 

[GhislainG]

One module is defective and it always is the same bit that's dropped.