What does this error mean?

[Hurty]

Hello,

I extended my RAM from 8GB to 16GB.
My board has 4 slots and I just bought 2 of the exact same RAM-pieces and out them in the remaining slots.

So there shouldn't be anything I could do wrong right?

It seemed to be working, and I started playing The Witcher 3, but 30min later I had a bluescreen (00000050)

(this reminded me of the time I built my pc and the origin of ongoing bluescreens was that I used the wrong RAM slots)
So I started Memtest and got these results:



But what does this mean?

Do you have any suggesttions/solutions?
Thanks

[keith]

The screenshot is not from our MemTest86 software, so it's best to ask the authors of the software you ran directly.

Our MemTest86 software does not require an operating system to run, and can be downloaded for free here:

http://www.memtest86.com/

[Hurty]

The screenshot is not from our MemTest86 software, so it's best to ask the authors of the software you ran directly.

Our MemTest86 software does not require an operating system to run, and can be downloaded for free here:

http://www.memtest86.com/

You are right. I just found out. The software I used is also called MemTest, but the developer is called HCI design.
But since I already asked the question, maybe someone has an idea whats the source of my problem.

[David (PassMark)]

We don't know what the error means.
Contact HCI design, it is there software, even if they ripped off the name.