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any ideas >?
Please help me minidumps on a spree
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New #32
Try running Memtest86 again: RAM - Test with Memtest86+
Test all the sticks at the same time, then remove all but one and test again. The point is to test each stick in each slot individually, to determine whether a stick or a slot is the issue, and which one.
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New #33
hmm ok a strange thing took place pc just restarted on its own and froze at motherboard screen then i had to manually restart now wat could it be this is sucking my brain
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New #34
Swap the RAM sticks to see if the problem persists with each one by itself. Test each one individually following the steps given by Jonathan.
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New #36
guys i found the problem...i think................ actually i was playing black ops and it went off again i rebooted and checked ma temp's at pc probe and i found the temperature of my ram was not normal it was 47c and was recorded as warning and therefore my pc shutt'd down every 2-3 hours or accordingly as it heated. so what can do i have a fan facing my ram sticks i mean they blow air on it should i reverse it ?
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New #38
How did you get a temp reading on your RAM? What are the readings for CPU, case, or any others? Please post them up.
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New #39
Go ahead and blow a fan at the RAM sticks. While I doubt those temps would cause a problem, it wouldn't hurt to bring them down. Plus, once you do, you can rule that out as a possible cause.
I'd still think that either the RAM or the motherboard needs to be replaced, and most likely it's the RAM itself.
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New #40
Jonathan and Greg i was playing black ops and that'z a game which requires high power and performance.after 30mins of playing it my pc again shut down i turned it on and checked my bios.temp. of my ram was 48c and cpu was 56c. even in pc probe it showed a temp. warning for memory. see this screen shots i think its overclocked but i never did any
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