1. when you tell Corsair value select DDR3 it mean NOTHING :] what kit it is ? 4 GB , 8 GB or more ?
2. is you os from orginal dvd or you got it from somewhere ?
3. did you had your os installed before without any problems ?
4. what OS you try to install
5. stock bios = what number ?:p on asus site you can check cpu compatibility
anyway solution no1 :
upgrade bios to newest one , like 0603 or 0703 ( Improve DRAM compatibility , Improve System stability )
no2 . if this wont help read about what os you try to install maybe image is corrupted and you get bsod
no3. try with 1 ram only install it
if bios change + 1 ram wont help rma it at shop where you purchased it .
no4. you can always run memtest from dvd to check if your ram isnt damaged ( google for it burn on dvd and make your dvd or any cd/dvd/bluray as 1rst and run memtest from it test only 1 ram every time , like 1-4 h should be enough )
and on your place i would start from upgrading bios
🙂 (
http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_1155/P8Z68_DELUXE/#download )