Win7-64bit BSODs

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  1. Jonathan_King
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    RMA - Return Materials Authorization. It's the process you go through to get permission to return a component under warranty.
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  3. SirWilhelm
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    mgorman87 --> Trust me, I have been updating the videocard drivers. It's always the first thing I do when and if I have computer problems.

    Jonathan, rgr. I have contacted Gigabyte support and explained the situation. If they don't reply within 1 day or 2 i will go back to the store where I purchased the motherboard and say I want a new one.
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  4. Jonathan_King
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    Keep us posted!
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  6. SirWilhelm
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    Hi,

    Wanted to update you on my issue.

    After the replacement of memory modules but the BSOD's continued I had a contact with Gigabyte support as well. They asked me to disable the XMP profiles in memory settings in bios. After doing that I have not had any BSOD(yet)....so it would seem this was the root cause to all my problems. *sigh*

    All memory modules does not have XMP profile options but it seems my Corsair modules does, and it dosent seem to work very good to have this enabled.

    But I'm happy to finaly have a stable computer...it's been really frustrating, espescially since it's a new one.

    Thanks for all support guys!
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  7. Jonathan_King
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    Well thanks for the report, glad to hear it!

    Let us know if you need anything else.
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