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Corsair Dominator Platinum BSOD - Memory Management Error

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Friday, September 02, 2016 8:44 PM (permalink)
I have a EVGA Z170 FTW motherboard.  I paired it with a CMD16GX4M2B3000C15 kit because pcpartpicker seemed to imply
that it would be compatible.  I update the BIOS to 1.08 and went back to default clocks.  I've tried using XMP and not.  Weirdly, XMP gets the voltage wrong
so I set it to 1.35v.  My box always boots, I don't have that error code problem.  The problem is, under gaming load within 10-20 minutes, I'll blue screen
with IRQ_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUALS or a Memory Management Error.
 
The memory is 3000mhz Timing: 15-15-15-36  CAS:15  1.35v Non-ECC
 
I switched back to my old RAM which is 2133mhz and that's been fine for weeks.  I've tried running at different mhz ranges.  I can't get it to be stable.  I'm going to run memtest86 this weekend and see what happens.  I don't think I can RMA my RAM to newegg at this point but I was wondering if there is Corsair Dominator parts in the 3000mhz to 3200mhz range that is known to work with the Evga Z170 FTW board.
I'd like to stay in the 8gb stick density if possible.  Maybe that's the issue?  I see lots of 4gb sticks passing the QC checks in the RAM compatibility test.
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    Re: Corsair Dominator Platinum BSOD - Memory Management Error Friday, September 02, 2016 8:46 PM (permalink)
    Welcome to the Forum milkfilk
     
    Your Memory [CMD16GX4M2B3000C15] is also not on the http://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/ List for this Motherboard. 
    Also it is not listed here: Memory Finder on Corsair Website as well.
    I am not saying that it will not work only that you are the Tester of this memory.
     
    Have you give Bios 1.09 a try?
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    Re: Corsair Dominator Platinum BSOD - Memory Management Error Friday, September 02, 2016 8:48 PM (permalink)
    I haven't because the notes I read didn't say anything but now I see these notes do (**** reading skills)!!  Will try!
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    Re: Corsair Dominator Platinum BSOD - Memory Management Error Friday, September 02, 2016 9:07 PM (permalink)
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    I haven't because the notes I read didn't say anything but now I see these notes do (**** reading skills)!!  Will try!


    Before you update your Bios MAKE SURE you set the Bios back to the Default Settings.
    Best way to do this is to Hold the small Red Button on your I/O Panel on the back of your computer as you turn your computer on and hold for 5 or 6 seconds and then let go of the Red Button and then enter the Bios to update it.

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    Re: Corsair Dominator Platinum BSOD - Memory Management Error Friday, September 02, 2016 9:35 PM (permalink)
    Also might note:
     
    3000 MHz RAM usually pushes the MB, BClock to 125 from 100 -- that will cause some issues as the BClock will OC other items, like your PCIe bus.
     
    Best to set your RAM manually. 
     
    3200 MHz RAM uses BClock of 100 bye the way.  Corsair can help you if you need to exchange the RAM, if Your original vendor will not.

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