Everything seems to be corrupt

[nevermind1534]

Try swapping the sticks also.. it could be the slot on the mobo.. but I hope its not!

Or too low of a voltage (up it in the bios), but I doubt that that would be the case, since it's kingston RAM.

[Luke122]

Or too low of a voltage (up it in the bios), but I doubt that that would be the case, since it's kingston RAM.

That's a good point.. restoring the BIOS to factory defaults would answer that quickly enough, but if there were no changes to voltages in there before this happened, then i'd doubt that's what caused the problem. Definitely worth checking though!

[nevermind1534]

That's a good point.. restoring the BIOS to factory defaults would answer that quickly enough, but if there were no changes to voltages in there before this happened, then i'd doubt that's what caused the problem. Definitely worth checking though!

gaming memory requires voltages higher than the default 1.8V

[Bopher]

These are just ValueRAM sticks so nothing special and nothing was changed in the BIOS from when it was first put together. The system hasn't even been over clocked. Still got to see if they work better in another slot or if its still the RAM.

[nevermind1534]

These are just ValueRAM sticks so nothing special and nothing was changed in the BIOS from when it was first put together. The system hasn't even been over clocked. Still got to see if they work better in another slot or if its still the RAM.

Yeah, I said in an earlier post "probably not, because they're kingston"

[Bopher]

Yeah, I was surprised when it started acting up on me. I've never had a problem with Kingston RAM and I've been building my own systems for 10+ years.