Windows 7: BSOD help

Have been busy the last couple of weeks.

I think you might have problems running that RAM at 1600MHz.

Is this from OCZ support or someone on the forum?

The rest looks good.
Still having any crashes?

the specs are from OCZ support. I am not back up completely yet, I've been really busy too. I am almost back to normal operation. I found that the webcam drivers were causing problems, so I updated those and no more issues with that. I've plugged in most of my USB devices and have begun the process to re-enable the startup programs. So far, so good.

I am running into a very strange problem though. Sometimes after I start the computer up and leave it for a while, without doing anything, I will try to use it and all USB ports are shutoff. My mouse lights are still functioning, but the pointer won't move on the screen. I've checked the properties of all of my USB ports in the device manager and have made sure that none are set to be turned off to save power. Any ideas why this could be happening?

When this happens is your keyboard still working or is your system frozen?

The system freezes. I have tried unplugging the mouse and replugging it in and its the same, but the lights on the mouse won't light up again. It's like my USB ports shut off, because if I plug in a flash drive, nothing happens, like the light on the flash drive won't stay lit like it usually does, it will do a quick blink and then go off, as I am plugging it in. It will do that each time if I unplug it and plug it in again.

In Control Panel > Power Options, select High Performance.

With all the HDDs, 8GB RAM, all the USB devices you need full steady power.

I would change 'Put the computer to sleep' to 'Never', just to see if that helps.
Other power saving modes can turn off your USB ports when sleep/hibernating, some systems have return from sleep/hibernate issues.

I have it set to High Performance.

I got another Memory management Blue screen. Referenced the same 1a. I went in the BIOS and put the DRAM voltage to 1.66, instead of 1.64 and that seems to have helped. It occurred when I was playing music in iTunes. I think some of the problem is still related to the HD VIA Audio. I can run audio without that program running and I don't have any problems, but when I do run VIA, after a while it will BSOD (4 hrs or so). I'll have to do more testing to be sure of this but this is my initial observation of it. I'll keep monitoring it and putting it through tests until I'm pretty confident that nothing will happen, then I'll add more things back to the system since I still don't have everything back on it.

Thanks for the update, let us know how it's going.

Wanted to let you guys know that I haven't had much of a chance to test things. I've been busy with my last semester in school. I'll keep yall updated on the progress though.

Thanks for the update, hope it's stable.

Let us know the status when you have a chance to run/test it more.

I've been trying to run my computer for around 8 hours straight on the weekends and i don't seem to be having problems anymore. I think the culprit was the VIA driver. The one from the via website causes blue screens. I just let Windows take care of the audio.

Thank you for all y'alls help with this.