Upgraded ram and now keeps going black

[kiumanware]

Gracias @barry777.

He cambiado las Kingston por unas Corsair VENGEANCE 3200 Mhz 64 GB (32 x 2), tengo tres días sin ningún problema y con excelente desempeño, dejo la liga de Amazon por si a alguien le interesa.

https://www.amazon.com.mx/dp/B09DTG3BD7 ... ct_details

Saludos

[barry777]

Gracias @barry777.

He cambiado las Kingston por unas Corsair VENGEANCE 3200 Mhz 64 GB (32 x 2), tengo tres días sin ningún problema y con excelente desempeño, dejo la liga de Amazon por si a alguien le interesa.

https://www.amazon.com.mx/dp/B09DTG3BD7 ... ct_details

Saludos

Thank you for the information you shared. According to the relevant information shared by other partners, this may be related to memory latency, and it is recommended to use CL22.

[aminK]

I bought this RAM "Timetec 32GB DDR4 3200MHz" and I am using that with 8 GB original Ram and it works perfectly

[barry777]

I bought this RAM "Timetec 32GB DDR4 3200MHz" and I am using that with 8 GB original Ram and it works perfectly

It is recommended to use memory modules of the same brand/same sequence/same frequency; mixed insertion (using memory modules of different brands) is not recommended. The flash memory particles are inconsistent, the timing is inconsistent, and the voltage may also be inconsistent. Due to various factors, the service life of the memory may be shortened or even the memory may be burned.

[Gabe]

I bought this RAM "Timetec 32GB DDR4 3200MHz" and I am using that with 8 GB original Ram and it works perfectly

To add to what barry said, if you have the opportunity to do so, I would return the RAM you bought and get a 32GB kit (2X16GB) instead. This way the RAM will operate in dual channel mode vs using only the one module you have. Even buying a second module of the exact same kind to make it 64GB total may be risky, as even though they're the same model number they may not fully match. The revision could be different. It's always best to buy RAM in kits for full dual channel operation.

With this said, I know returning an opened module may be difficult.