It's no guarantee that the RAM is the issue, but checking it is free, easy to do and worthwhile.

simple calm and clear. perfect

i was 99% sure my new RAM was dead on arrival, now i know thanks.

Thank you so much . One ram on my desktop showed errors , now i removed it and my desktop is running perfectly.

THQNK YOU SO MUCH I HAVE MANY BLUE SCREEN AND I TEST THE RAM AND THERE WAS A PROBLEM WITH IT

Great video!! It really help me find the solution to my problem.

This was informative. Too bad KZfaq didn't populate your video, but I suspected it was the ram and I removed them after hours of thinking it was a bad install of windows and swapped HDD. After removing the ram modules, it did fix the blue screen of death 😱. I bought this gaming laptop from Facebook marketplace glad I bought it at good price. Waiting to see if Corsair will replace it since they too have lifetime warranty. If not, I believe ram capacity is already maxed out anyways not sure why they added more?

I too am having similar issues to Local Goblin. Pc works fine with 16gb ram at 3600mhz but becomes unstable with 32gb at 3200mhz. Each stick memtest86 fine at default bios speeds, then when booted into windows with both full 32gbs ram at the rated 3200mhz, screen flashes and PC restarts. Put the 16gb 3600mhz back no issues. Ideas? Corsair has yet to get back to me on this.

So if i get a BSOD while testing the RAM does that mean it's very bad RAM? Cause i got mine pre-built from this company called AVGPC which i was skeptical but went with it, it worked well for about a week and a half or 2 and then i started to get constant BSOD messages, the RAM brand is Asgard and i feel like the company used old or worn RAM sticks cause it used to be just Barely over 15.5GB (the PC is 16GB) but now it's at 15.4 when yesterday it was at 15.41

I randomly get pfn list corrupt bsod. Sometimes when I'm restarting my pc and sometimes when I unplug a usb from my pc.

Thanks, this helps a lot, I have been getting these Blue Screens a lot lately and my RAM was acting weird

I just started with this same issue I can overclock everything but the ram it goes blue screen and I have the same ddr4 ram sticks mine are at 3600. Also if you get new ones do you have to reinstall everything

I first have blue screen then I started reinstall my pc driver and the blue screen still there. Haven't thought about ram yet. Thanks

For me it did fixed the problem, It can be cpu as well or the motherboard, unfortunately if you dont have the tools to fix it might be hard.

I have been having this weird freezing issues and blue screen of deaths. Then today I decided to clean my PC and dust it out. When I turned it back on suddenly DRAM led was on. Then I found out that one of the sticks is not working anymore. I tried re seating for more than 9 times and I guess its dead. I tried the hci mem test on the remaining stick and it has found no errors. Guess I'll be running my rig for 8gb for 1 month until the other ram stick arrives.😅

I know this videos from two years ago but the music during the video and then at the end? Why?

Idk but ever since I got a new set of ram "2x16(32gb) 3600" I tried to switch the frequency to 3600 and I kept getting bsod whenever I'm either browsing or gaming. I also turned it back down to 3200 and had the same issue. I even switched them both and continue to change the frequency speed, but nope still bsod. NOW I actually just decided to maybe set the ram frequency to "auto" and I haven't had any issues regarding the ram. I also reinstalled the GPU drivers just in case. Any ideas on why I'm not able to use more frequency? I have an intro i7 11th gen.

yes,, adobe premiere,, after i set higher ram use for the app and render a video, my screen is flickering in some lines, my cpu running at very low clock speed, somehow ram testing could fix, i ran it about an hour.

I'm getting a virus warning when trying to download HCI MemTest, is this normal?

I have some trident skill ram 32 gb and it was causing my blue screen it's the critical process dies blue screen also one of my Samsung ssds went bad the 970 pro it took me a while to figure out what it was and what I think caused the issue was we had power go out and kept going on and off and I think it killed one of my drives and ram

nvlddmkm I keep getting this error in event viewer saying the display driver crashed and recovered a few places suggest bad ram help please

Could you try first to modify the RAM configuration before buying a new RAM?

while testing i got bsod does this mean my ram is faulty

Google Chrome is giving me a "dangerous download" warning on the MemTest download. Is it a false positive or is that program compromised?

Hey man! Thank you for the great video. There's got to be an easier way to diagnose which ram card is faulty vs trying and testing one at a time. Doesn't it mention what DIMM slot or ram card is having an error specifically? I have 4 ram cards so it's going to be a pain to diagnose it one at a time.

Ran mem test and it passed with zero errors. Unplugged and re set the ram sticks still crashing. I reset bios settings and still crashing. I try to install windows updates and it crashes during installation

Can the problem be from my ram issue because they are different names. Samsung and vengeance

I cant fix it but ima try upgrading the ram stick its really bad edit:Im just having random bluescreen everytime

My bios wont boot my usb stick with memtest86. What do do now

I’ve cleared my computer twice (deleted all files and applications) so the problem must be my hardware I don’t know what hardware Is the culprit but I’m suspecting it’s my motherboard or ram

Tried to dl the memtest from hcidesign but chrome blocked it warning that it’s a dangerous file.

Is there any way to check the ram if it causes the pc to BSOD before you boot onto the desktop? The BSOD shows the (MEMORY_MANAGEMENT) error

Is it normal to go on to 154% or even 428% coverage, no errors?

how ironic, i just happen to have G-Skill SODDIM RAM and having random BSOD...argh!

Glal to see Zach Galifianakis becomes a PC expert.

This video is useful

i had bsod..but after reinstall ram it's gone (by memtest83's result) can be bad plugging is the reason of the bsod?

I was getting these Memory Managements and System Service Exception BSODs for months and ignored them until a few days ago when my PC could not boot into Windows without a crash, and if it did, no icons would show up and if I clicked the desktop or taskbar it would immediately crash every time. My C Drive became corrupted and I could not startup repair, reset my PC or even reinstall windows without error even after formatting the drive. At one point it did a full Windows reinstall on the drive but I could not open the start menu, settings, or the taskbar icons in the bottom right. I installed a new SSD, formatted it, partitioned correctly and it was STILL failing to reinstall windows or even reset. Reseating the RAM did not work. What fixed it was me taking out one of my 2 sticks of RAM, and attempting to reinstall again on the new freshly formatted SSD. Went smooth for the most part but had to do one last PC reset because a Cumulative update refused to install. Except for the C Drive and the small programs I put on there, all of my info on my other drives were saved. With my PC back up and running I ran memtest86 on the RAM stick I took out and it found over 15,000 errors in less then 15 minutes. Ordered a new set of RAM expeditiously. Moral of the story: If you start getting these BSODs consistently, do not ignore them lol. Run a memtest overnight and see how it holds up, also it's nice to have multiple drives instead of one big C Drive just in case the C Drive gets corrupted somehow, or at least get an external hard drive to back everything up to. Hope this helps anyone because for a while I thought my PC was bricked.

i was playing cs2 and tabbed, went into youtube and my pc went into bluescreen.. it said FAILED : dynss.2 now i dont know what to do

Frequent Blue Screens of Death (BSODs) can be frustrating and disruptive for Windows users. There are many potential causes for BSODs, including: 1. Hardware issues (e.g., faulty RAM, overheating) 2. Driver problems (e.g., outdated, corrupted, or incompatible drivers) 3. Software conflicts (e.g., incompatible programs, malware) 4. Operating system corruption (e.g., faulty updates, system file damage) 5. BIOS or firmware issues To troubleshoot and potentially fix the issue, users can try: 1. Running a memory check (e.g., MemTest86+) 2. Updating drivers and software 3. Running a virus scan and malware removal tools 4. Performing a System File Checker (SFC) scan 5. Checking for BIOS updates 6. Reinstalling Windows (as a last resort) If you're experiencing frequent BSODs, feel free to provide more details, and I'll do my best to help you troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue!

My last computer that kept BSOD I switch the motherboard.

just had this playing crusader kings 3 ram use goes quite high pagefile(virt mem) goes quite high (19gb) its really gross ..... if i keep playing (program monitor attatched) and i see pagefile go up to 19gb, and stay there... it will BSOD gauranteed... might take 1 minute, might take 30 minutes, hour... whatever it will BSOD.. so it happens... then windows refuses to work.. it will bsod upon startup.. one time starting up before it bsods out, in the corner it says "not authentic copy of windows" ..... im like wtf.... unbelievable.... after the 5th 6th startup and BSOD i believe its the OS hardrive taking a shit..... and roll my eyes, becasuse its just so darn fun getting a new drive, partition wipe, install os... such fun.... but i get an idea... i know one of my sticks (in CPU-z) is marked 11/10... so its very fckn old... i pull the stick and boot... everythings fine.. no bsod .... fck that stick

I got new ram that my computer just did not like. Blue screens with it so i had to return the ram. I think my computer just doesn’t want more cuz I’ve tried twice😊

Clean the ram and slots, dust can be the issue too so give that a go

I had the wrong timings in my bios!!!! Thanks for the assist !!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉

A bad ram stick in my 2 year old laptop was the cause of the bsod I was getting. It originally had only 8gb of memory so I bought another one to make it 16. Kimtigo is the brand. It only lasted 4 months. Never again!

Luckily, I don't have RAM problems but I will have your advice in mind if I ever run into one.

When the computer starts press F9 it will do a diagnostic on the computer and it will tell you if it's the Rams the computer or the hard drive mine was the hard drive

My RAM just died. It was only 2 years old. Model Corsair Vegenance LPX 2x8GB DDR4 3200Mhz. On old PC I had Kingston Fury 4x4GB DDR3 1600Mhz and it works flawlessly for over 7 years. I cannot recommend going Corsair for RAM, there has been many issues on reddit with Corsair DDR4 RAM units.

Can your motherboard be a cause for blue screens? I tested both my rams on my friend's PC for a week it was fine and I use it on mine and it runs for a few mins and then blue screens. I changed my hard disk, still blue screen. I changed power supply, still the same. Screen flickers and then blue screen. So I used different graphic card and monitor, still the same problem. Only things left is motherboard and processor. So I thought maybe the processor may be heating up, but it wasn't. I wasn't even running any games. So there's no heat issues, scanned my PC for viruses, found nothing. I don't have extra motherboard or processor to test it, do you think motherboard may be the culprit? I even installed fresh windows 10, still blue screen. Nothing seems to help.

There is no RAM kit for my x670E!!!!!!!!!! That works at 128gbs of RAM

I have 4 sticks installed . G-skill trident z 3600mhz 4x16gb (64gb) . When I turn off xmp profile everything works fine (2133mhz as auto detects) . MOBO - msi z690 wifi tomhawk Cpu - i7-12700k Rtx 3080 12gb Really frustated facing this issue for past 2 months any solution ?

That’s your problem adobe

The solution: Switch to Davinci Resolve

This is stupid. Windows has it's own memory diagnostic called and you guessed it windows memory diagnostic. After you run it, it will immediately let you know there is a memory problem. Afterward you are going to have to do what this guy does. Take all the ram out and put 1 stick and and run the diagnostic again. repeat for each stick and you will find one hopefully bad stick of ram but make sure you test all sticks. If all your ram is good then one of the ram slots has a pin problem. Clean out the slot with electronics cleaner then use and air cleaner and hopefully the problem is gone.

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