Me again with some more feedback.
It doesn't seem like memtest is getting correct ram info.
Ram I have in there is 2133Mhz PC3-17000:
http://www.patriotmemory.com/product...roupid=232&id= 1326&type=1
http://www.patriotmemory.com/product...G213C1QKRD.pdf
but memtest says it is 2000 and PC3-16000.
Now this could be errors in the SPD info on the module or something(s) other than memtest, but I thought I'd let you know. (I don't normally get such hi-performance ram but it was in the clearance rack for $100 for 32Gb, regular/current price of $290. Somebody made a mistake which they discovered after I paid for it, so lucky me)
Here is a photo of round robin CPU when memtest hangs when it reaches test 9.
I would upload a new log, but memtest hasn't made any new logs since the 'original' one you already have - seems it crashes before it can make a log.
Now in this test I had also overclocked the CPU to 4.2GHz (stock is 3.5 with turbo to 3.9,, but we all know 3770K is good for 4.2 easily), but I note that Memtest still reports it as 3500MHz and the ram speed does not increase. I *know* it's at 4200 because the BIOS reports it as such as do other utils. Memory is just the default XMP profile.
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