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BSOD from a clean install - re-installed 3+ times... still BSOD
Hi - I would really appreciate it if someone can shed some light on my BSOD, it is driving me completely nuts.
I decided to re-install my Windows 7 because I have started getting some random BSOD (not too often). When I did it the first time, I forgot to install the drivers from Asrock for HDD, and ended up corrupting my 4TB drive (because it was really only seeing 1.7TB, so all the data ended up getting messed up). Before my second re-install, I realized that my HDD got corrupted and thought that was causing the issues for the BSOD.
I reformatted the data drive, but still kept on getting the BSOD. I also swapped out the rams with a bunch of Corsair XMS3's which I had on the side. I ran both of these (GSkills and XMS3s) through 12+ hours of memtest and no issues.
On the 3rd re-format, I installed all the drivers and thought all the problems were fixed when I ran Prime 95 for 12 hours straight and had no issues. However, when I started copying data back to my 4TB from my NAS, I started getting BSOD. I swapped out my 4TB with an old 3TB data drive, and I am still getting BSOD. I have also tried bumping my voltage up from 1.5 to 1.535v for the memory, but that doesn't seem to help.
If anyone can take a look at my BSOD dumps and shed some light, I would really appreciate it! Many thanks!