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As well if have to replace one.  It is best to replace with a kit of 2.

Ran it with 1 stick overnight, passed with 0 errors on 4 passes. Running stick 2 today.

Stick 2 passed with 0 errors on 4 passes.  Will run stick 3 next.

 

The two that passed are the two that were in A2 and B2 originally.  All of the single sticks are being tested in A2.

 

I'm attaching the first report file when I ran memtest with all 4 sticks in and it threw 7000+ errors on test 10 and a handful on 13.  I'm assuming you don't need the individual stick reports if they passed?

Do not need to attach reports.  just say if passed or failed :=}    Do not want to fill up your allowable up load limit with info do not need.

3rd stick has a ton of errors already. Is it ok to stop the test since I know this one is bad?

No. as said you need the full report if you are going to try for RMA replacement. 

 

If going to toss the ram do as you wish :=}

Corsair was giving me grief because I didnt buy directly through them but I just contacted Amazon and they are going to process the return since thats who bought it through - Im still going to let this test go so I have the failed test documentation in case I need it. IMO it doesnt matter if the 4th stick is good because it originally came in a kit of 2 with the current failed one.

Once that happens (assuming it would be a little while later tonight) what should my next step(s) be?

Would I need to put the good sticks in together and test them? Or is that redundant?

I let that test finish - 5000+ errors on Test 10, all passes.  0 errors on any other test.  Isolated the bad stick with its pair from the original 2x32 kit and removed it. 

 

Installed the first two sticks that passed back into A2/B2.  Is there anything I need to do next?

 

Thanks! 

Play games :=}     See what happens.