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I've stayed with the G.Skill, still running at 2800 and the laptop is beyond fast, seems plenty stable, thanks again for all of your help! fwiw I also tested the kingston hyperx impact 64gb, the one that eurocom support said will only work with 8gb sticks, or 32gb ram total, and it worked...

Yes I understand, the memory is still running at 2800 though. I have a feeling if i cleared cmos it would go back to 2400. Not sure if I should just leave it as is or rma that ram and get 2400. Do you think I would run into future problems?

Ok memtest86 finished 4 passes error free, default Intel XTU memory settings looked like this http://imgur.com/22NwgSv . After a short while it shut down/restarted unexpectedly. I set the tCL and tRCD both to 16, left the tRAS at 39, set the memory multiplier to 24, and the memory clock...

Ok I will crank the fans and stick it on my laptop cooler. Does Prime95 display temperatures, if not do you recommend any programs for that? And at what temperatures should I stop the test? Thank you so much, I really appreciate your help.

OK cool, ill let it go another pass then try it with the timing lowered to 16-16-16-39 or 15-15-15-36 @ 2400. Then try it again with the rated speed of 2800 and 18-18-18-43. Hopefully the issue was just the usb stick causing those white boxes for whatever reason

For whatever reason I decided to try running memtest86 via cd instead of usb stick. No errors so far (I didnt notice any errors last time, just assumed it was stuck, and white boxes would cover half of the info on the screen like this http://imgur.com/a/04nhW . There are no white boxes now...

You can order from eurocom with 2400 if you check the memory drop down menu, so I know for sure sppeds higher then 2133 are supported. I did have the system running at 2800, and ran hci design memtest with no issue, i also ran windows memory diagnostic tool with no issue. Then I tried running...

Sorry, I adjusted the memory settings using intel XTU (you can overclock the cpu, gpu, memory etc) not through the bios. intel XTU is software that came on the disk with the drivers. I have not messed with anything else but the memory settings

I don't see any settings in the bios, it ran at 2400 with 17 latency when I first installed before I overclocked it to its qualified speed of 2800 with 18 latency with XTU. The other chips I am looking at run at 15 and 16 latency @ 2400. I don't really want to spend more money on something...

Eurocom has by far the worst support I have ever dealt with, but I could start a whole new thread on that. I can assure you guys I need the 64GB of ram, darkbreeze do you have any suggestions on any other tests I can run to assure the laptop is stable? should I post xtu screenshots? if i do...

I have this laptop http:// with this ddr4 2800 ram http:// when I installed the ram its running at 2400 according to cpu-z and intel xtu. I was able to "overclock" the ram to its advertised speed of 2800 using intel xtu, it booted, and shortly after reset/blue screen. http:// then it seemed to...

I have a Eurocom http:// with a Notebook P65_P67RGRERA mainboard, i76820hk, with 2 micron 8gb ddr4-2133. I'm wondering if my system can run ddr4-2400 or ddr4-2666 memory, eurocom says they dont know yet

Ok so basically Im probably better off spending more now on the 64gb set then buying a 16x2 32gb now and possibly running into problems later and having to buy the 64gb anyway? I found a nice article on ram here and it appears that ddr4-2400 with a cas latency of 16 would actually be slightly...

thank you for your response. would the 4 x 8gb be noticeably better performance wise then the 2 x 16gb? I will most likely be upgrading to 64gb in the future as I use the laptop heavily, I have been completely maxing out my old 16gb laptop... I just really dont feel like dropping 500 on ram...