> > >. I think I've pinned it > >down to the Crucial ram. > > > That would be very surprising. I have never heard of a documented > proven case of Crucial RAM going bad. I'm not saying it can't happen, > but Crucial RAM would be the last thing I would suspect right under a > PCP&C PS...and they never break either.
It happens to everything. My brother has a PCP&C Silencer 750 that died within 2 weeks of purchase. The replacement (refurbished, no less) came back all scratched to hell, too. I don't blame them for the failure--bad units are inevitable even by the best manufacturers--the replacement coming back looking like hell is pretty pathetic. It's very possible that it is bad memory, though I'd suspect the motherboard first. You should also note that this crap requires 2.2v to run at the specified timings of 4-4-4-12. Sorry, I don't much care for any memory that is rated at anything other than JEDEC standards. It's possible that your board is reading the timings, but not setting the proper voltage or something. Greg
