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First follow usasma's advice and try to get that driver removed, that is more likely to help your system run stable.
After you get the drivers corrected and if your system is not stable, then we can look at the RAM settings.
Did you run memtest or memtest86+? They are two different programs.
On your motherboard's BIOS the IMC (Integrated Memory Controller) voltage is 'CPU NB VID Control', change this to 'Manual' and you should see a number, post it after the drivers are corrected.
Also post the CPUZ SPD tab for slot #2, slot #1 is empty.
Have you tried using Driver Sweeper after uninstalling the AMD Graphics driver?
Go to add and remove programs and use the ATI Catalyst Install Manager to do a complete uninstall of all its resources.
Do not reboot.
Download Guru3D - Driver Sweeper (Setup) download from Guru3D.com and install it.
Reboot in Safe Mode and run Driver Sweeper. Select "ATI Display" box and click "analyze. " Then in "clean". Reboot normally and try to install the latest version of the AMD Catalyst.
It can be download from here: Latest AMD Catalyst Video Driver for Windows 7