memtest overnight results

[Scrubx]

So first of all I am using the G.Skill Aegis 3000mhz (2x8gb) running them at 2933 Mhz with 1.35V on the ASRock B450 Pro4.

I am using my overclocked Ryzen 5 2600 at 3.9ghz.

I do know one mistake already, I installed the RAM in the wrong slots and because my CPU Cooler is over one of them I have to first uninstall that one to move them.

So my RAMs are running as a single channel instead of a dual channel because they are in A1 + A2, could this have cause these few errors?

Does it even make sense to run memtest with this type of RAM-installation?

Greetings

[David (PassMark)]

If you are seeing errors in single channel mode, there is a reasonable chance you'll also see errors in dual channel mode.
Generally we see more errors in dual channel than single channel.

[Scrubx]

If you are seeing errors in single channel mode, there is a reasonable chance you'll also see errors in dual channel mode.
Generally we see more errors in dual channel than single channel.

Hey,

sry I forgot to add the screenshots the other time so here is the screenshot of my first memtest: https://gyazo.com/8cc0dbe43c1d890d32461666ac416c50

I suppose I should have mentioned that I did not use memtest86 this far because I so far just didn't really get to it even though I was planning on it.

So this test was performed with my RAM running at 2933 and 1.35V - AND being in the wrong channels.


So now I ran another test overnight with a my stock settings of 2133 and 1.2V and well I did not get a single error: https://gyazo.com/f51ba12a74e652c02d4613f388e681d6


Could this be due to the installation in the wrong channels? that it does not perform stable at higher frequencies?

[David (PassMark)]

I did not use memtest86

So it doesn't make much sense to post in the MemTest86 forum if you aren't even using the software.

[Scrubx]

Hey yeah sorry for that my bad,

here are the MemTest86 results: MemTest86.zip

So I tested this when my RAM was running at 2133 but I saw the full capacity frequency of 3002 everywhere in the test, so did it test my ram at it's full frequency?

I am asking because when doing the other memtest I did have errors when running it at 2933 and did not have any issues when running my ram at 2133.


Edit: I had to zip the file because it was 2 big.