A number of different BSOD's from a new rig multiple rebuilds

Hi All,

Couple of days ago I bought a combo of a Gigabyte GA-Z77-DS3H and a i7 3770k with 8GB of DDR 3 RAM. I also purchased a OCZ Agility 3 120gb HDD.

Now after putting all this together and Installing windows 7 pro x64 on it. Im getting a BSOD every half hour minimum sometimes even closer together. So far I have ensured the SSD is on the latest firmware, updated the BIOS to the latest, downloaded all of the drivers from gigabytes site and used them rather than the disk that came with the board.

The stop codes seem to vary iv had the below on this rebuild which has been running for around 90 minutes. I ran a 5 pass memtest last night which came back no errors. Annoyingly all the bug checks seem to point at the kernel and I cant figure out what driver is causing me this pain. Any Ninjas feel like helping :) iv attached the latest load of logs to this post

0x1A (memory management)
0x0A (IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL0
0x1E (KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED)
0x3B (SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
0x24 (NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM)

*EDIT

Just to add nothing has been overclocked yet waiting to get it stable first :)

SSD is in SATA0 which is the first white one although RAM is in the White slots. Il swap that over now

Well im not gonna jynx it yet but this is the most stable it has been since being built all iv done is swapped the RAM around. Cant believe I didnt try this first, it came as a package with cpu board and RAM pre assembled so assumed they had done this correctly :-( hopefully it is just that although I plan to add another 8GB of RAM to it this weekend so We will see. Thanks for the help and if its stable all the way through this eveening I will add REP to your account and mark as solved.

Unfortunately not :-( was probably the longest it went without a BSOD. although have just had 2 in the space of 5 minutes attached is another SF Diag

attempting to rule the ssd out now by installing to a 500gb SATA drive and leaving the SSD disconnected if I dont crack this tonight the whole lot is getting RMA'd

Trying that now, its not the SSD had another BSOD using a SATA drive

nope still the same on either stick of RAM im taking the board ram and CPU back to exchange tomorrow