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I think your on the right track to finding out what the problem is. I was in a similiar situation not too long ago when I ordered 2 sticks of 512 Crucial for a relative of mine. I did the only thing I new how to do... ran memtest86. Low and behold, not just one of the sticks, but both were corrupt. I RMA'd them back to the manufacturer, and the two they sent back worked perfectly.
Timings on value ram arent something to play around with, and if they're stock (as your mentioned) than that shouldnt be an issue.
If I were in your shoe's, i'd run memtest, and if there are any noticable error's, i'd RMA them back to where you purchased from.
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