Ram/Resetting problems

A couple of days ago I bought 2x 512mb DDR 400 sticks of ram. The PC worked fine until I tried playing Battlefield Vietnam. At random times the PC would shutdown and restart by itself with no error messages. It has also happened while not playing games.
I ran memtest with both sticks in and got 5 error messages on test 10. So i decided to test them individually. 1 stick I ran for 14 hours and got no errors, and then I ran the other for 10 hours and got no errors. I then put both back in, ran memtest and got no errors after 9 hours.
Memtest showed these settings - CAS: 2.5-4-4-8/Single channel (64 bits)/Dimms 1 & 2/Non ECC
Im not sure what the CAS settings mean or what would happen if I changed them. Are these right? I looked on PNY's website and couldnt find any help with changing CAS settings or what the effects would be. From a few posts i've read i've noticed that people have changed their settings but i didnt want to do that without getting sum advice first.
Core Centre shows this: Vcore = 1.47v / 3.3v = 3.31v / +5.5v = 5.03v / +12v = 11.88v (but can peak at 11.97v or 12v)
could upgrading to the latest BIOS be worth a try 2?
any help would be greatly appreciated!

first suggestion i would have is use dimm slots 1 & 3 not 1 & 2 .. seams most 512mb sticks work best in those... if memtest runs error free with the mem timings on auto i would suggest you leave them on auto... only start changing them for stability reasons or if overclocking and then its usually to loosen then to say 2.5-4-5-8 for stability
hope that helps some as im no expert ... the memory guru's will surely be along soon

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