Quote (Trapnasty @ Dec 9 2017 11:57pm)
I believe they're in 1 and 3, same as the old RAM
Try 2 and 4, they are also legal, and the time your motherboard was made...they were the recommended slots.
It will also help check out if maybe one or both of the 1 and 3 slots are going bad...aka tweaked a little.
With decent temps, something like screen freezing is usually associated with RAM.
/e You might also want to open a command prompt, as admin and type: sfc /scannow
There is a space tween the sfc and the /scannow.
This is Windows built in system file checker. It will make sure all your Windows files are as they should be.
This post was edited by Ghot on Dec 9 2017 11:01pm