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my ddr5-6400 kit runs at rated speed for an hour, then boom

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  1. Nadia Demir
    @nadia.demir

    ok so heres the crash:

    Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're

    Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're
just collecting some error info, and then we'll restart for
you.
42% complete
For more information about this issue and possible fixes, visit
our support site.

If you call a support person, give them this info:
Stop code: MEMORY_MANAGEMENT

    and heres teh twist: i added a second pair of sticks to make four, same model, and thats when it started. the DDR5-6400 kit was fine alone. do four sticks really change things that much? the crashes are random enough that i cant reproduce them on purpose. sometimes two days pass, sometimes its twice in an evening. its making me paranoid about saving my work. pls help 馃檹

    thinking

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  2. Yara A.
    @voxelforge

    Is the BIOS up to date?

    0 1 helpful
  5. Luca B.
    @solidfox

    my moms pc is officially haunted. @dbanerjee what did u end up doing in the end seriously need help here 馃槶

    1 2 helpful
  6. Haruto O.
    @holsen

    im literally losing my mind here spent 20 minutes on xmp and im still not done

    6 3 helpful
  9. Uma
    @uma_rusty

    oh ive been there lol test properly with MemTest86 from a USB stick, or TestMem5 with a stability config inside Windows 馃し windows Memory Diagnostic misses many timing-related errors.

    1 0 helpful
  10. Maya
    @cache_shed285

    help!! told my boss it would take 10 minutes. its been since tuesday. @nadia.demir did u ever fix it?

    0 1 helpful
  12. Ada T.
    @kernel_sage

    oh ive been there lol check that the sticks are in the recommended slots for ur board and fully seated, also look at teh boards QVL for ur exact kit.

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  13. Yara A.
    @voxelforge

    If one speed step down is stable, leave it there. The real-world difference is small, and stability matters more than a number in the BIOS.

    5 0 helpful
  14. Luca B.
    @solidfox

    ahh classic XMP/EXPO profiles run memory beyond the CPUs official spec, so stability depends on the memory controller too. A profile thats rated can still be unstable on a particular CPU and board.

    0 2 helpful
  15. Viktor
    @viktorb202
    in reply to @solidfox

    wait what i wouldnt return the kit yet. Its very likely fine, just not at that speed on that controller. idk maybe im wrong lol

    6 2 helpful

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