BLUE SCREEN after adding new RAM

Recently after adding new RAM. I've been getting some random BSOD System Service Exception messages. They usually right after startup (from shutdown or hibernation). Its quite sporadic...sometimes it happens a few times in a row, other times its days between them. I'm sure its the RAM connected problem (only thing i've changed since the BSOD started happening)

my original Ram is 2 GB Kingmax 1066 and wit it PC works fine now

but when i add bought 2 GB Kingmax 800 i will have BSOD sometimes immediately sometimes after a day


for now i only use 2 GB Kingmax 1066 the other is not in PC because it crashes

my BIOS settings are now auto

I have attachted needed files

my system is Windows 7 Ultimate x64

its information from WhoCrashed :
On Tue 2010-08-24 22:10:00 your computer crashed
This was likely caused by the following module: ntoskrnl.exe
Bugcheck code: 0x50 (0xFFFFFA8603525A9B, 0x0, 0xFFFFF80003ED4D3B, 0x5)
Error: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
Dump file: G:\Windows\Minidump\082410-26582-01.dmp
file path: G:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe
product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
company: Microsoft Corporation
description: NT Kernel & System
The crash took place in a standard Microsoft module. Your system configuration may be incorrect, possibly the culprit is in another driver on your system which cannot be identified at this time.


oh btw i tried to install drivers for mother board chipset but i have errors during installation

the PC was NEVER overclocked

i did it memtest was running about 2 hours it has scanned over 200 % 0 errors

oh and sometimes it is not even possible to do the memtest BSOD one by one

200 % i dont know how many "passess" is that
i will not spend a week for scanning the ram for 55 passes as experts says , because 1st i dont want to and 2nd i cant the Ram is ok it needs to be something different

the strange thing is that the Ram sets in BIOS to 5-5-5-18 which is incorrect i guess , i dont know

ideas, more , please

smarteyeball said:

With the 1066mhz module in place, I'd manually set the timings/frequency/ voltages to match the 800mhz modules specs.

Then I'd remove the 1066mhz module and replace it with the new module with the looser timings to see if the machine POSTS, functions correctly. if it does - add the original module.

but how to do it ?

timings frequency voltage ?

what are the right ones ?

YES! I found out how to fix it. I had the exact problem and it took me ages finding out how to fix it! I wanted to return my ram but luckily I got the answer of how to fix it.

Best Solution 1: When you add the ram it comes up with this thing saying Setup or Continue without setup something like that. What you do is you Go to setup which leads you to your Computers BIOS page. If you look I forgot where it was but somewhere on the screen it says voltage thingy. My one was at 1.8 and You need to make it to 2.0.

Solution 2: On the BIOS page look for writing which says Dual Channel. Some computers do not have this option and some do. Dula Channel might be off. If this is the case then turn Dual Channel on.

Solution 3: Some computers like mine the ram is in slot 2 and 3. Make sure it is in slot 1 and 3. I have heard in some places that you can also put the ram in slot 1 and 2 but I recommend that you put it in slot 1 and 3.

Hope this helped!

Megaabd