Is there ANY ram compatible with my setup?

Hey guys,

I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could recommend some ram for me.

I have a Gigabyte GA-880gma-ud2h qvl is http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList...80gma-ud2h.pdf

I have an AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition (DDR1333 Limitation)

I currently have G.SKILL F3-10666CL8D-4GBRM (2x2GB), these worked perfectly for 6 months untill i installed an ssd then started getting BSOD's on a cold boot, then a re-install showed evidence that it was a corrupted install. Sometimes even on a boot up i would get a message saying that the boot image was corrupted and couldnt boot, even though a restart fixed this??

Please advise me, im scared to buy ram

I thought that if you had a defective stick of ram, and files were being used/written, then it could get written to the wrong place or become corrupted, causing a BSOD if it were a system file trying to be used causing system to become unstable.

Because when installing windows everything has to be written to memory before anything can be done with it.

Don't know if thats correct but just what i thought. What happens when defective ram causes a BSOD or freeze?

Thanks for the reply,

When i installed windows i selected AHCI mode, then when given the option, i formatted the drive, and then clicked the unpartitioned space and clicked either create new partition or install, i was prompted that a 100mb system partition would be created, agreed and continued. The setup appeared to run flawlessly and everything was fine. Then i few days later i started to experience BSOD's at cold boot.
I know it isnt drivers because i can run the very same ssd in another system with the same hardware attatched and it runs fine.

I just dont understand why this is happening now? The only thing that has changed is the ssd, and a software raid setup for storage.

I would just like to post that i have now solved the problem :) i took my computer apart, hoovered the case and blew compressed air on the parts, put some new paste on the cpu, put it all back together and voila. There must have been a small piece of metal shorting somewhere or something, the case has been modified, welding was involved lol.