when timings/frequency are wrong...

[Boooooo]

What happens? PC doesn't boot, BSOD, freezes, memtest86+ errors, memtest86+ freezes or can be any of this?

Can memtest86+ NOT reveal for example a tight timing?

Thanks

[trackrat]

All of the issues you listed can result from improper timings, voltages, frequency.

[Boooooo]

All of the issues you listed can result from improper timings, voltages, frequency.

 

oh I thought there were some correspondences for example bad voltage-->freeze, bad timing-->BSOD;

I asked because I had freeze problems that seems solved with another brand of DDR3 (the Corsair was good but not fully compatible) but tomorrow I experienced the same another freeze after several day of PC usage.

But I have to say I am running (for testing stability purpose) these last 4 days with a bit overclocked system (DDR3 timings and frequency included) so I hope freeze is due to overclock and would be solved rolling back my system

[Synthohol]

but tomorrow I experienced the same another freeze.

if you can tell me the lottery numbers for tomorrow ill buy you a new PC every week.

 

 

 

 

i know thats off topic and wont help you but poking fun at the language conversion barrier seemed funny on the lousy day i had so thanks for that at least :):

[trackrat]

Memtest 86+ can not differentiate all of the possible RAM issues. It records memory errors, that's all. It's not an RAM analysis program per se.

[Boooooo]

if you can tell me the lottery numbers for tomorrow ill buy you a new PC every week.

 

 

 

 

i know thats off topic and wont help you but poking fun at the language conversion barrier seemed funny on the lousy day i had so thanks for that at least :):

 

lol sry my English is not perfect I exchange "tomorrow" with "today" :p: