Question About RAM

[TheSixthCypher]

Hey there, I need some help with my RAM.
I recently got 16gb (4x4gb 16GB total) DDR3 1333mhz.
I've had a couple of bluescreen errors recently one relating to MEMORY_MANAGEMENT and another to something else.
I changed the page file through virtual Memory and seemed to work alright, Hasn't blue screened yet (Touch wood), I am running them on 1.5V each and seems to be well but I am unsure what the problem was initially and would appreciate help.
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Current rig:
Motherboard: P5P43T Pro Socket 755 (I am Aware it's old but it's doing good and im happy with it.)
GPU: GeForce GT 640
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q650 @ 3.00GHz
Memory: 16.00 GB RAm (16:00GB Usable) -- Through CPUz it says manufacturer is Kingston but is unbranded.
Windows 7 Home Premium
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On CPUz it says the max Bandwidth for the RAM is: PC3-10700 (667 MHz)
The Mobo allows 1600mhz OC but idk how or if I should.

Thank you i'd love an answer to it because im worried :/
Bought the RAM off Ebay from a premium seller it was packaged and game with Lifetime warranty And tested through MemTest(86x)

 

[nostall]

The reading by CPUz is correct, that is 1333 ram (667 x 2).
If the system is running, then there is no easy way to confirm why you received the BSOD's, but it probably had to do with new ram, different timings, and different quantity: Passing MemTest is a good thing.
The difference between 1333 and 1600 RAM is not noticeable by us mear humans, so I wouldn't try an OC since everything is working.

 

[Tradesman1]

Try raising the NB voltage + 0.06 and the DRAM voltage + 0.05

 

[TheSixthCypher]

@nostall
Thanks man yeah didn't think it would make a huge difference in a good way.
@tradesman1
Alight I'll give that a shot tomorrow just got back from work now and ready to sleep but I'll Definetely try tomorrow and tell you how it goes!

Thanks for the quick replies guy!

 

[Tradesman1]

No worries, we'll be around 😉

 

[TheSixthCypher]

Hey tradesman1 I am unsure of how to change the voltage through bios, and I don't want to meddle with it the wrong way.