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Ok so I just got my mobo back from RMA and they said its a-okay, and its still blue screening and failing prime. They said that it had some sort of bios memory error and that they fixxed it. So im putting my ram through its paces atm and have discovered that my board wont boot in single channel mode if the ram is in one of the bottom 2 slots(closest to CPU) but boots up fine in the top 2 slots. Is this normal or something I should be concerned about?

 

Now that I have prime95ed a little bit with both sticks in single channel mode. stick A failed prime after 30 seconds. Stick B is still stable after 15 minutes and is still going. So now im thinking that this stick of ram is bad....but that would be insane because I RMAed my ram before my motherboard because I thought the ram was the problem. So did OCZ take my bad ram and send me more bad ram? or worse, did OCZ take my GOOD ram that wasnt working in my broken motherboard(supposed BIOS memory problem) and sent me back bad ram that doesnt work in my now working motherboard? I'm so sick of this crap, i just wannt get them stable so i can sell em off to a co-worker before they screw up again.

 

I have all the power connectors plugged in

my power supply if flawless, ive tested it.

my processor is fine, its stable in other comps, but other procs arnt stable in mine

 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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My assumption would be that stick A ram is defective. You are testing them in the exact same slots with the exact same BIOS settings correct? If test platform is constant from one test to another, the only logical conclusion is that unfortunately you've ended up with a bad stick of RAM. Sorry for your frustration and your poor luck.

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