Having more ram sticks would increase the load preventing some voltage regulator from working. So at this point, the theory is that the motherboard is the issue and a component has slowly failed that controls the DRAM voltage. I do not have other ram sticks brands to try. If I am using 1-3 sticks then it works fine. It also doesn't matter which voltage I run it at. Re-ordering the RAM sticks also doesn't matter. It doesn't matter which stick or which slot I remove it from. If I remove a single ram stick then everything works fine again (at least for now, not sure for how long). Immediate crash after windows bootup and login. At this point, it is at 1.38V and still not stable. Eventually, it stops working and I have to raise it again. The issue seems to resolve itself temporarily (for a few months) if I raise my DRAM voltage. So, obviously, overclocking will cause the issue but it still occurs if I run everything at stock. It is the same or similar screen I get when I overclock the memory or CPU too much.ġ6GB x 4 Corsair DDR4 Dominator ram sticks, stock speeds When it happens, it happens every time I reboot. The symptom is a blue screen given about an unrecoverable error that will randomly happen. So.lately my computer has started to crash.

3 sticks of ram 4 slots