Can someone read my Memtest results please?

[ChaoZ]

Does that mean my RAM is bad? Been getting BSOD a lot lately.

 

[KGB]

To answer your question... yes.

Any errors in MemTest indicate something is wrong.

What hardware are you running? What timings and voltages?

Have you tried removing and re-seating the DIMMS?

 

[RebateMonger]

Looks like one of your memory modules (or slots) is "bad". It's ENTIRELY possible to have "perfect" Memtest results. Anything less is abnormal.

 

[ChaoZ]

To answer your question... yes.

Any errors in MemTest indicate something is wrong.

What hardware are you running? What timings and voltages?

Have you tried removing and re-seating the DIMMS?

General specs
RAM

I just reseated the RAM, so I'll see what happens. I requested a RMA anyway.

 

[Blazer]

looks like it a Dell socket 775 PC whick would indicate no overclocking and prolly no voltage or timing adjustments in the bios.

run the test on 1 stick at a time to determine what stick if any is bad, also test in different slots i stick at a time.

on a side note some mobo's dont like to have all memory slots populated, its possible that the problem, esp since you cannot adjust the voltage or timings.

 

[ChaoZ]

I switched the sticks to my other 2 slots, and Memtest still detects errors. Still waiting on that RMA; how long does Corsair usually take to respond?

 

[Sunny129]

General specs
RAM

I just reseated the RAM, so I'll see what happens. I requested a RMA anyway.

sorry to bring an old thread back from the dead, but OP, what software are you using to take memory diagnostics? i usually use CPU-Z to recall my memory timings when i can't remember what i set them to (so that i don't have to restart and enter the BIOS to check). unfortunately CPU-Z does not have a real-time voltage readout, and so i'm always wondering how accurately and consistently the voltage applied to my memory by the motherboard coincides with the Vmem value i set in the BIOS.

TIA,
Eric

 

[kjband13oc]

This is pretty simple.The ram in slot 0 was bad.If you recheck the ram that was in that slot in another slot ,it will show the ram in that slot is bad.RMA required for that stick.

 

[Sunny129]

^LOL

...this is an old thread that i just happened to bump b/c i have a somewhat related, but off-topic question. i would imagine the OP has solved his memory problems by now, despite not getting much help here on the forums...

 

[kjband13oc]

Silly me :c )

 

[Bearach]

sorry to bring an old thread back from the dead, but OP, what software are you using to take memory diagnostics? i usually use CPU-Z to recall my memory timings when i can't remember what i set them to (so that i don't have to restart and enter the BIOS to check). unfortunately CPU-Z does not have a real-time voltage readout, and so i'm always wondering how accurately and consistently the voltage applied to my memory by the motherboard coincides with the Vmem value i set in the BIOS.

TIA,
Eric

The OP was using Memtest.

Link : http://memtest.org/#downiso

Silly me, think you meant the one under the link RAM... Not sure.