OC'ing new comp

[One4yu2c]

Joker, loosen up those other timings rather than just the CAS. That kit is rated for 2-3-2-6, but you have it set to 3-2-2-5. It might not be able to maintain a tighter tRCD as currently set. Try the following, again at stock speeds, and see if it passes Memtest:

TCL = 2
TRCD = 3
TRAS = 6
TRP = 2

In addition, I'd also try setting the timings back to AUTO rerunning Memtest.

[Jokerswild]

Originally Posted by One4yu2c

Joker, loosen up those other timings rather than just the CAS. That kit is rated for 2-3-2-6, but you have it set to 3-2-2-5. It might not be able to maintain a tighter tRCD as currently set. Try the following, again at stock speeds, and see if it passes Memtest:

TCL = 2
TRCD = 3
TRAS = 6
TRP = 2

In addition, I'd also try setting the timings back to AUTO rerunning Memtest.

I just reset the cmos and the timmings are back to what you listed. I'll go run memtest again now and hopefully we can start all over again with the OC.

[Jokerswild]

Failed memtest at default settings. Failed at the same place in the test that it has been.

[One4yu2c]

Originally Posted by Jokerswild

Failed memtest at default settings. Failed at the same place in the test that it has been.

And this is with a new Memtest download?

[Jokerswild]

Yes, I still have the old one I can try but they both faulted at the same spot.

[One4yu2c]

Originally Posted by Jokerswild

Yes, I still have the old one I can try but they both faulted at the same spot.

No, I just wanted to verify that it was a new download so we can rule out a corrupt copy. Which test is it failing? There should be a test number listed at the top, between 1-9.

[Jokerswild]

I believe it's #5 the 32 block test. I can go back and run again if you need me to confirm it.

[gvblake22]

HAHAHA, the infamous test 5!! Get's ya every time
That is very curious that you are getting errors at stock speeds. You could try lowering the LDT multiplier to 4x.

[One4yu2c]

Yeah, here's a tidbit from Memtest86 regarding test 5:

Errors from this test are not used to calculate BadRAM patterns.

I'm running out of ideas, but one thing you can try is downloading Memtest86+. It's supposed to be an update to the original Memtest, or in their words:

Based on the well-known original memtest86 written by Chris Brady, memtest86+ is a port by some members of the x86-secret team. Our goal is to provide an up-to-date and completly reliable version of this software tool aimed at memory failures detection.

[Jokerswild]

Ok I'll give it a try.