BSOD and crashes - during encoding

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  1. videofx
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    Running memtest 86 and have gotten 6 failures already
    Only on pass 0 and up to test #7
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  3. ttran
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    Have you done what I suggested? Test individual to find good ram sticks, then test one of them on different slot to find bad motherboard slots. If all individual Ram test give you no error, as well as slots=>you have compatibility issue !
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