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Tranquil Hegemo, it is people like you who are the reason I have little hair left. Just joking. But, the last part of your post sounds like the PSU. But, in theory, it could affect the ram, although that is theory. I've never seen it happen. But, don't go out and buy one. Find a friend who has an extra for you to try or who would swap with you. What Manufacturer and model PSU do you have? Just thinking out loud, but the Memory controller is in the CPU. If the PSU put out insufficient voltage to the CPU, I guess it could undervolt the memory controller and cause the ram errors. I have never seen that happen though.
I don't know how comfortable you are doing this, but if it were mine, I would take it out of the case and place it on the cardboard box it came in (non conductive) hook up the PSU and run it from there. I do that with every system I build before installing it in the case. It takes the case, the wiring you tidied up, the fans you connected out of the equation. Plus, it makes everything much easier to work on and change parts out if needed. I would then test the living crap out of the components for as long as it took until I found out the problem.
I think I would find out about the PSU first. But, I am a stickler on quality brands of PSUs. A cheap PSU can not deliver the power they say they do and do not have the safeguards built into them to protect your components. Without those safeguards a PSU can go out and take your Graphics card, motherboard and most anything else with it.
If you decide to take it out of the case, you can leave the CPU, CPU cooler and ram installed when you do.