Windows 7: BSOD - page fault in nonpaged area - pls pls help

I have just built my dream custom PC



Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Ga-x58a-ud3r MB and 6GB corsair ram
Gtx 460 SLI
SSD (ocz sata 2) (boot) none raid
SSD (crucial sata 3)
Samsung F3 1TB (storage)
850w Corsair PSU.

I have done a clean install of windows with all drivers and seem to get the BSOD at random intervals, I have ran memtest from dos - 3 passes and there was no errors.

Please Please can you help, I am really stressed atm with it

regards

Mike

Remove Symantec and replace with Microsoft security essentials.

Remove virtual HD software (daemon tools/Alcohol)

Retest ram for at least 5 passes

let us know if you need help


Ken J

will do thanks,

Seems to do it more often from cold boot also if that helps - will try what you said and reply soon thx

mike

UPDATE:

Well after 7 passes of memtest86 and no errors I am stumped. I have done a new install and increased the voltage to QPI to 1.35v as it is believed to also cause a problem.

I have done a total re-install agin and removed other drives other than sata 2 ssd and removed 1x of the GTX 460's.

I have also installed the rapid storadge technology driver for my intel controller to the SSD post windows boot.

Still I am getting BSOD - Please can someone view the zip files I uploaded in my frst post and see if I am missing something or could it be the motherboard / CPU.

Should I reinstall win 7 again but on my HDD ?

thanks

Mike

Please guys anyone help me further ?

mike

It sounds like bad hardware is the problem.

Could you create a new jcgriff2 report, just so we can check?

Have you tried a different video card? What is the make/model of your PSU?

Test the CPU: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/100352-cpu-stress-test-prime95.html

My power supply is 850w corsair - 850W Corsair CMPSU-850HXUK, ATX, (got gold award)
I have 2x GTX 460 - I shall swap them over to see what happens!! as running with 1x atm to try and work out problem.

Could it be the CPU causing this??

A bad CPU can certainly cause BSODs. Are you doing any overclocking?

no overclocking - everything pretty much set to fail safe other than increasing voltage on dram and vqpi as its a known problem to cause BSOD on the GA-X58-UDR3 motherboard.

I am gonna get some sleep and try some more testing tomorrow.

Will update post with progress

thx

Mike

OK Guys finished another load of testing and I thought I had got rid of this fault - it has been running for nearly 36 hours no problems at all. Been running apps and playing games testing the hardware and everything fine however today it just BSOD whilst it wasn't even under load !!! same error again !!

I have attached my recent mini-dump file - please I have done everything now that has been suggested and I just cant locate the problem !!

thx


PS I have added the 2nd crash to this post !!