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is no defective part with you and you don't have to return anything. but you do need to do the bios flashing thingy just once and live happily ever after.

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PS: As with all software/firmware updates, you will of course take a backup of a) your data on the disk drives, and b) your BIOS configuration prior to flashing, just in case. Your OS is not affected by the flashing. If at all, your system will be more responsive after the flashing.

Hi, so I just upgraded my computer. I bought a Z87 PRO Mobo, GTX 760 Video Card, Intel 4770k Processor, and an additional 8GB of Corsair Vengeance RAM. The computer runs fine when I just run just 8GB, but when I throw the other 2 4GB sticks in, and try to boot the computer, I get a Memory Management BSOD around the time when the Windows Logo pops up. I ran 5 passes on Mem Test with all 4 sticks in the computer overnight, and it didn't get any errors. I am just wondering if I need to run more that 5 passes to find any errors on the RAM, or is there something that need's to be enabled in bios to have the 16GB in there. So here is what I'd say. Remove the two sticks that are on the board. Put the other two. Reboot. If not ok, then its the new sticks. If ok, then put all of them back and reboot. If not ok, then it's your board.

Download the latest/compatible version of UEFI bios firmware, put it on a HDD/USB and reboot, go to bios and flash flash flash.

Memory Management BSOD when I Install 16gb of RAM

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the installed ram each time. Then put the other 2 new ones back in A2/B2, with the 16gb in there, I once again received the BSOD. I removed the old RAM from A1/B1 leaving the new sticks in A2/B2 and it booted fine. Then removed the new ones from A2/B2 and put the old ones in A2/B2, and that aswell booted as normal. The only BSOD was with all 16gb in the board at once.

I know it's unscientific, but I suspect ram/ board (hardware) issue.