Hi,
Would any of you be able to help me out with the following please: I just built a Mini ITX machine for my mother - and I'm having problems with the memory.
Specs:
CPU - i5 4670K (not overclocked - everything default in BIOS)
Motherboard - Z87N-WiFi
Memory - Crucial Ballistix Sport 1600MHz (8GB x 2)
Cooler - Noctua NH-L9i
PSU - Pico PSU 150 XT 150W
Case - Streacom F1CWS Evo
I've stress-tested using Aida64, OCCT, Blender and Handbrake (h265 preset) and it's stable. The problem is that memtest always returns errors, but the exact same memory shows no errors in my main rig (Z97 MSI Krait). I've tried underclocking the memory to 1333 and also bumping up the DRAM voltage to 1.56v - but nothing helps.
Could this be a power supply issue? Any advise as to what the likely component at fault would be - would be greatly appreciated - thanks!
(I also tried brand new HyperX Fury in this machine and memtest throws up errors with that too. And again, this brand new memory passes with flying colours on my MSI Krait MB.)
Would any of you be able to help me out with the following please: I just built a Mini ITX machine for my mother - and I'm having problems with the memory.
Specs:
CPU - i5 4670K (not overclocked - everything default in BIOS)
Motherboard - Z87N-WiFi
Memory - Crucial Ballistix Sport 1600MHz (8GB x 2)
Cooler - Noctua NH-L9i
PSU - Pico PSU 150 XT 150W
Case - Streacom F1CWS Evo
I've stress-tested using Aida64, OCCT, Blender and Handbrake (h265 preset) and it's stable. The problem is that memtest always returns errors, but the exact same memory shows no errors in my main rig (Z97 MSI Krait). I've tried underclocking the memory to 1333 and also bumping up the DRAM voltage to 1.56v - but nothing helps.
Could this be a power supply issue? Any advise as to what the likely component at fault would be - would be greatly appreciated - thanks!
(I also tried brand new HyperX Fury in this machine and memtest throws up errors with that too. And again, this brand new memory passes with flying colours on my MSI Krait MB.)
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