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  1. Lucroth
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    Problem while watching youtube still persists. I attached crash dumps of BSODs while updating graphic card driver, scanning with mbam and Microsoft Security Essentials and while watching a movie on youtube.

    I will do memtest now.
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  3. Arc
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    The crashes are caused by either a failing device driver or failing RAM.

    Test the RAM, as Centaur suggested. Then, if needed, we will search for if there is a failing driver.
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  4. Lucroth
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    I run memtest for past 2 hours and there's plenty of errors... guess I can't do nothing but send my PC to the service.
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  6. Arc
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    Lucroth said:
    I run memtest for past 2 hours and there's plenty of errors... guess I can't do nothing but send my PC to the service.
    You need to replace the RAM.

    Let us know the reports with fresh new RAM.
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