BSOD after installing new power supply

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  1. BHoffman
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    I went without BSOD for about 3 days then when I rebooted my PC for the first time after those 3 days I resumed to get BSODs. By that time, I went ahead and re-seated all my memory sticks, graphics card, and changed to a different SATA connector on the motherboard. Booted up fine for about 20 minutes then started getting BSOD again. Here are the dmp files after the re-seats and connector change. I'm starting to see a pattern when the BSODs occur. About every time I reboot the PC, it will do a series of 3 or so BSOD then run completely fine until the next time I reboot.
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  3. BHoffman
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    So now I got another issue. The PC will just shut off without any BSOD. This happens rarely but still annoying. Normally have to wait a minute or so to boot back up. Can that be related to a bad motherboard or just overheating? I recently installed a temp. monitor to see what the max temps are when it happens again.
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  4. Arc
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    Mate you please run mamtest for one more time. Test your RAM modules for possible errors.
    How to Test and Diagnose RAM Issues with Memtest86+
    Run memtest for at least 8 passes, preferably overnight.

    After 8 passes, take a snapshot of the screen using a camera and upload the photograph here.

    And let us know the temperature of the system after one hour of run. Upload a snapshot Using Speccy.


    Not seeing any reason for such BSODs other than failing hardware. (RAM/PSU/CPU/Motherboard).
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