6 hours is a very arbitrary number since its based on how much ram a user has.

What are the chances this is a ram issue vs a mobo or ps issue?

You have a highly rated power supply and motherboard. So folks are looking for something else that might be causing the problem.

so 2700 seconds per gb if he has 8
all good
may as well run it for 12 if he's got 16

This post was edited by DCSS on Jul 22 2017 07:11pm

thats not how it works bro,

Its taken 60 minutes per 100%. Idk where ur 2700 seconds is from but it's 5mins(300sec) per gb. 2 pass 0 errors. Gonna take a break from it for a bit and let it run overnight.

This post was edited by Pick on Jul 22 2017 07:53pm

So then 9 passes
idk why this is so complicated for yall..

This post was edited by DCSS on Jul 22 2017 08:13pm

It's not as much complicated as you not making any sense.

This post was edited by Pick on Jul 22 2017 08:23pm

Update:

Still getting these frequently (2 times in the past week). Submitting an RMA to get a replacement PS. Going to replace the RAM next if that does not fix it although it passed memtest for 24hours. Maybe before/after that should look into mobo? Processor? I want this fixed damnit.

My thought is that since i'm getting no blue screens, it wouldn't be my hard drives or SSDs right?

This post was edited by Pick on Aug 17 2017 07:38am

Doubtful its the media drives since they show no other signs of being faulty.
More likely to be a short/improper wire connection then the HD's

I doubt very much its the ram at this point, psu > mobo > cpu
in that order imo.