What s the deal with the frequent blue screen between ASUS motherboards and Kingston memory?

I'm going to get your problem right, a possible problem with your motherboard.

There are generally two types of blue screens, one is software and the other is hardware. If you're either software, you're hardware (kind of nonsense).Hardware is not only a problem with memory, but also with graphics cards, and it's easy to overlook.

The video memory on the graphics card and the memory on the memory are also prone to conflict incompatibility. I don't know what graphics card you're getting, but you'd better use the same frequency of memory instead of a 533 and an 800. It is best to have the graphics card and the chip of your motherboard from the same factory, for example, the card is paired with the motherboard chip of the ATI factory, and the N card is matched with the motherboard chip of the N factory.

Intel's motherboard chip can be used with any 2-clock graphics card.

That's about that, you can eliminate the problems one by one according to what I said, and I hope you have a happy computer.

Try to change 667, two frequencies are not the same together, they will be used at reduced frequency, and if the number of particles in the two memories is wrong, it will also be a blue screen, if it doesn't work, you can buy 533, or try to change it for 667, and negotiate with the seller when you buy it, you can't use it that can be replaced,

It could be a compatibility issue, you can try flashing the BIOS

Support is supported It is estimated that there is a problem with compatibility. Elimination method: you unplug the 533 root and see how it goes.

It should be that the motherboard and memory are not compatible.

Refresh the motherboard BIOS

Maybe it will solve the problem.

This kind of old memory, it's hard to say, two brands, it may be a compatibility problem, however, this configuration is indeed a bit poor, and another reason is that your memory is not bad, the motherboard is not installed, open it again to see if it is loose. Otherwise, it's a compatibility issue.

You put the previous one close to the CPU slot, and the latter one tries to do it.

Press F8 to move to the advanced option immediately after booting up, select "The latest correct configuration" Enter to repair, and press F8 to enter the safe mode to restore the system or reinstall the system (if the reinstallation is also a blue screen, it is recommended to overhaul it).

If such a problem arises due to software conflicts, inappropriate drivers, or system problems, you can restore the system in safe mode, or you can't reinstall the operating system, don't install software, patches, drivers, etc., and see if there are still problems with booting? If you don't install drivers, patches, and software step by step, and find something that isn't suitable, don't install it.

Please tell us more about how you performed on the computer before the blue screen and how you operated. **What software, patches, and hardware have been upgraded? Tell me in detail what you did before the blue screen, it may be the occurrence of the blue screen caused by these operations, please ask me if you have any questions (I will re-follow you according to the information you provided).

3. If the blue screen shutdown does not often appear at boot, it is OK, or it doesn't work, please press F8 to turn on the advanced option to let go, select "The latest correct configuration" Enter to repair, and restore the system or reinstall the system if it doesn't work.

4. If it is caused by hardware problems, or if the hardware is overclocked and the BIOS battery is discharged (restore the BIOS factory default), it is recommended to plug and unplug the graphics card, memory and other hardware, clean up the hygiene in the computer, and polish the gold finger of the graphics card and memory (test whether the temperature of the hardware is too high).

5. The computer is opened abnormally when the optical drive is being read, which can lead to a blue screen, and the disc can be re-inserted into the optical drive. When the computer is plugged and unplugged with power, it can cause a blue screen, restart the computer to repair it or fix it according to the third item above.

6. There is also whether there is a problem with the hard disk, use the system's built-in function to repair it or repair the bad sectors of the hard disk, or format the hard disk to repartition and reinstall the system, or if it doesn't work, you need to change the hard disk.

7. Recently upgraded hardware, these hardware is not compatible with the system, such as: memory, graphics card, etc., please replace the hardware to try (until the place where the hardware is upgraded is replaced).

8. If it is caused by hardware problems, and you can't find the problem, it is recommended to go to the maintenance there for maintenance.

9. Playing games with a blue screen, it is generally a problem with the game itself, the configuration of the computer conflicts with the game, the graphics card, the graphics card driver is not suitable, the temperature of the CPU and graphics card is too high, the memory is too small, etc., and the other is when playing the game and selling the show, watching, at the same time, it is easiest to do other operations Blue screen, so don't operate other things when playing games and watching the sail (see the blue screen problem is the same as above).

You're not plugged in properly. Press firmly on both sides at the same time. The two sounds I heard meant that it was plugged in. Then buckle it up.

It's not easy to type.,I feel OK just give a good review to adopt it.,Thank you.。。。