madman1101 :
caqde :
Are the new sticks stable by themselves? I'd try and run memtest86 from a thumbdrive and see if your new memory is stable. -> https://www.memtest86.com/
Otherwise you might have an issue with your sticks of memory not working well together.
I can tell you it’s not a compatibility issue with the existing ram. I removed old ram before. If I’m misunderstanding your solution let me know
I think you might be. My thoughts are to cover all issues. When I get new memory I check the sticks by themselves in my system using memtest86 before I even boot into Windows or any other OS. If I am pairing them with other sticks I will then add the paired sticks and test them again using memtest86 (JEDEC first then XMP) and then and only if they pass will I run Windows with them together. Purchased memory is rarely DOA but when it is it can cause severe system stability issues.
When testing I test using 1 Pass. If I am overclocking or using XMP settings then I will run 2 or 3 passes.