Random BSOD, error 0x000000fc & 0x0000001e & 0x00000109 & 0x0000003b

Hello,

Yesterday I encountered four completely random BSODs.
Two while I was just browsing about the internet,
One literally right after bootup
And another one while I was playing SimCity and watching a stream. The one while playing SimCity popped up saying 'Hardware Malfunction' a a seperate-ish BSOD window before the new one happened.

My specs:
CPU: i5-3570k @ stock clock
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 780 (reference card)
RAM: 16GB Kingston HyperX Beast @ 2400mhz.
Motherboard: Asus P8Z77-V LX
SSD: Kingston SSDNow v300 120GB
Storage: 2x 1TB HDDs which I cannot remember the brand of.

A bit more info.
My RAM is supposed to run 2400mhz, but I have to set it to that in the BIOS manually or it'll detect and set it to 1333mhz. It seems after changing the RAM clock to the 2400mhz, that's when I encounter most BSODs. This is what I think may be the issue, but I can't understand minidumps for the life of me, so I thought I'd ask for some help to see if I'm correct, and to see if you guys perhaps have any ideas of what to do.


I've uploaded the dump files to SkyDrive. https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resi...LnfC3Ib1WOdphY

On a side note I have some different issues which has nothing to do with BSODs, really, but sometimes all my USB devices will disconnect. I'm pretty sure this is a driver issue with Razer's drivers, as I'm using a Deathadder, Blackwidow Ultimate and the Megalodon headset from them.
Although it may be my external mix (A Samson GO clip mic thingy) because it seems to happen if I've had that plugged out, and I plug it in. If any of you have any idea how to fix this, I'd be grateful.

Thanks a lot,
Patrick

ICit2lol said:

Hello and welcome Darkenager mate have almost the same board I set mine in increments (RAM) to so go to say 1600 and then try 1866 it is still a decent speed all the same. Then increase until it baulks again. Mine is set manually after I tried the XMP and the RAM would default back to the 1333 the highest this board is supposed to go is 2133 by my manual.

I am away from home at the moment and on my 8 machine so I cannot tell you exactly see this for some info Ivy Bridge Overclocking Guide ? Asus Motherboards

Thanks, I'll try doing this tomorrow after I clean the insides of my PC. According to Asus website, the board can apparently go up the 2400mhz.. Anyway, 1600mhz is fine for me, it's what I used to run at. But for some reason the 2400mhz 16gb kit was cheaper than buying 1600mhz ones, so I went for that.

So yours is running fine at 2133? Then I'll just try putting it to that