OK so, I checked the dumps.
2 out of 3 come with bugcheck 1000000A from the BSOD INDEX there's no usual cause stated but it should be similar to the A bugcheck but they do not relate to your situation.
From the other dump there was an error with your NVIDIA Driver. Can you tell me which version were you using?
Let us know if you were able to rule the ram out :)
The RAM was brand new, bought with the new motherboard. When the problem started I moved the RAM around in the old motherboard and it worked for a while so I figured it was the DIMM slots going out and that's when I decided to replace it. I bought the new RAM because it was on sale and a step faster then what I had. Since formatting the drive I haven't had any problems at all, though I'm sure I tempted fate by stating that just now...
I guess I'm going to go ahead and mark this problem solved since it's been a couple days with no recurrence of a problem. I would like to thank you for all your assistance with this matter and may the great bird of the galaxy bless your house and home.
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