Memtest86 test 7 ошибки

Today I ran Memtest86, out of pure curiosity. During the 7th test 4 errors appeared. I just ran 1 pass because I didn’t have time to let that thing run during 8 hours to complete 8 passes. I took the picture before the first pass ended but I let it finish and no other errors appeared.

Error screeshot

It’s a Corsair Vengance RGB PRO DDR4, 3200MHz, 16GB (2x 8GB), CL16, XMP, 1.35V. With the XMP profile enabled. I Built this computer in October last year 2019, this kit is basically new.

My PC is fine, no BSOD’s, or stability issues, everything runs ok. I was just playing Warframe, the game crashed again today, which is weird. I googled it and amongst other things, this «Ram Test» kept showing up, it seems to be a very common advice. I did it and found this. If I hadn’t run the test I would be using my PC normally because is not giving me any problems.

Do I really need to send my RAM for replacement?. Is my RAM dying or defective?, is this really bad?. I wouldn’t want to send it for replacement because it could take weeks and I need this PC to work, besides I don’t know if Corsair will recognize this as a faulty product and accept my request. What do these 4 errors mean?.

My PC:
Motherboard: Aorus B450 pro wifi
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600x
GPU: Nvidia RTX 2060 Super
PSU: Seasonic Focus+ Gold 650w
CASE: Cooler Master H500, 2x 200mm intake fans on the front, 1x 120mm Exhaust on the back, 2x 140mm Corsair Exhaust fans on the top.
All connected to a 900va UPS.

Thank you!.

go to bios and disable XMP profile, run memtest again
if u still get errors with XMP disabled, then RAM is deffective
if u get no errors, then it means u cant use XMP profile , RAM overclock will need to be done manually (if needed)

Thanks.

This is the 3rd time I’ve gotten this BSoD. The only pattern I’ve noticed is that it happens during Idle states. I’ve ran Memtest86, after 4/4 passes it shows no errors. I’m not entirely sure but this started to happen since I updated Windows 10 to the 1909 version. My ram kit is a Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200Mhz. On a Aorus B450 pro wifi and Ryzen 5 2600x.

I disabled the XMP profile that had my ram running at 3200hz because a game called Warframe was constantly crashing. And memtest86 showed 4 errors during test 7. I disabled XMP and Warframe no longer crashes and memtest86 shows no errors.

My motherboard bios is not up to date, I’m like 7 updates behind but I don’t want to mess up with my that unless it’s strictly necessary.
Windows 10 is up to date
GPU Drivers are up to date. RTX 2060 Super.

What’s going on?, ram seems to be ok, what could be causing this BSoD?.

Thank you!.

Did you get a chance to look at the «Frequent blue screen for Windows 10 1909» link I posted above?

As I stated, I’m guessing the BOIS’ ‘description’ isn’t always 100% accurate, so a later BIOS version may fix help your XMP situation.

Did you get a chance to look at the «Frequent blue screen for Windows 10 1909» link I posted above?

Hi, yes I checked out that tread and it went unsolved. It talks about HDD issues or GPU driver issues, nothing solid though.

Well I guess I’ll have to update my BIOS. I hope that doesn’t make my problem worse, actually I haven’t got any BSoD since Tuesday.

I just built a new desktop,

Phenom II x6 1090T
ASUS M4A87TD/USB3 mobo, BIOS 2001
8GB (2x4GB) Corsair Vengeance RAM (CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9B)
600W Coolermaster PSU
Other stuff (60GB OCZ SSD with Win 7 Ultimate, 1 TB WD HHD) <— these aren’t plugged in atm

It was working for a few days, then started randomly BSODing while watching a movie or sitting there idle. Windows memory test or whatever it’s called doesn’t detect any errors, but memtest86 does.

I’ve tested both sticks together, individually, and in all of the slots individually. They all fail test 7, giving me thousands of errors. I have also tried setting everything on AUTO in BIOS, manual (upped the voltages, put in the stock timings, etc) and everything is still the same.

The interesting thing is when I burned memtest 86, it came with v3.5 also, and I can choose to run that and it doesn’t give any errors. I read somewhere that they changed it such that v4.0 uses all the cores, and that going from a single to a dual will increase the stress by a significant amount.

^^The last sentence I think I misread and it was changed for use with multiple processors, not cores.

Is there a possibility that the settings are causing instability, or are both my RAMs just bad? Any recommended settings to test?

I’m going to get my friends’ desktop tonight and run memtest with his mobo/my RAM and his RAM/my mobo to see if I can find anything.

Thanks in advance.

I personally use Memtest86+ which was a branch off from the original and has had more frequent updates and fixes. You can download Memtest86+ v4.2 at www.memtest.org and give that a try to see if it has similar results. As always it is suggested to start testing at stock settings and then change accordingly.

I personally use Memtest86+ which was a branch off from the original and has had more frequent updates and fixes. You can download Memtest86+ v4.2 at www.memtest.org and give that a try to see if it has similar results. As always it is suggested to start testing at stock settings and then change accordingly.

I’ll leave memtest86+ running tonight, but is it ok to disregard the memtest86 failure/errors? I’ve never had to use both and get different results before.

I just built a new desktop,

Phenom II x6 1090T
ASUS M4A87TD/USB3 mobo, BIOS 2001
8GB (2x4GB) Corsair Vengeance RAM (CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9B)
600W Coolermaster PSU
Other stuff (60GB OCZ SSD with Win 7 Ultimate, 1 TB WD HHD) <— these aren’t plugged in atm

It was working for a few days, then started randomly BSODing while watching a movie or sitting there idle. Windows memory test or whatever it’s called doesn’t detect any errors, but memtest86 does.

I’ve tested both sticks together, individually, and in all of the slots individually. They all fail test 7, giving me thousands of errors. I have also tried setting everything on AUTO in BIOS, manual (upped the voltages, put in the stock timings, etc) and everything is still the same.

The interesting thing is when I burned memtest 86, it came with v3.5 also, and I can choose to run that and it doesn’t give any errors. I read somewhere that they changed it such that v4.0 uses all the cores, and that going from a single to a dual will increase the stress by a significant amount.

^^The last sentence I think I misread and it was changed for use with multiple processors, not cores.

Is there a possibility that the settings are causing instability, or are both my RAMs just bad? Any recommended settings to test?

I’m going to get my friends’ desktop tonight and run memtest with his mobo/my RAM and his RAM/my mobo to see if I can find anything.

Thanks in advance.

I personally use Memtest86+ which was a branch off from the original and has had more frequent updates and fixes. You can download Memtest86+ v4.2 at www.memtest.org and give that a try to see if it has similar results. As always it is suggested to start testing at stock settings and then change accordingly.

I personally use Memtest86+ which was a branch off from the original and has had more frequent updates and fixes. You can download Memtest86+ v4.2 at www.memtest.org and give that a try to see if it has similar results. As always it is suggested to start testing at stock settings and then change accordingly.

I’ll leave memtest86+ running tonight, but is it ok to disregard the memtest86 failure/errors? I’ve never had to use both and get different results before.