Constant and Random BSOD even after Reformat

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  1. koolkat77
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    It surely would be your ram as its not in the supported with your mobo.
    Do you have a friend who can lend you ram? (compatible with your mobo of course)
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  3. Xilvera
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    Hmm, I will have to check on that. People don't thank you guys enough! U guys have been awesome! I will get back to you after Ive done that.
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  4. koolkat77
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    Sure.
    Post back when you're ready :)
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  6. Xilvera
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    Hey, Problem Solved. RAM incompatibility...
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  7. koolkat77
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    Xilvera said:
    Hey, Problem Solved. RAM incompatibility...
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