Multiple BSOD's first from a game, maybe bad RAMs

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  1. koolkat77
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    Did the BSOD-s reoccur? If not observe for a few more days and let us know. You can also mark the thread as solved if you're prepared :)
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  3. LasseA
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    Yeah I got more BSOD's, and ended up trying to reinstall Windows 7, to really check if it was software related. It wasn't, according to a test the computer adviced me to run(in the startup before Windows), it told me I had bad RAM's. So I have to send it to where I bought it and get it repaired.

    Anyway thanks for the replies, I'm going to stick with Microsoft Essentials for security on my pc, when it's up and running again.
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  4. koolkat77
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       New #13

    Happy to hear your PC is stable and thanks for the update.

    Good luck.
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