Totally Random BSOD with windows 7 64 and RIVE

So I'm back and thank you for the help given so far, it's really appreciated.

So I am running with one RAM stick now, one graphic card and everything at stock except for the RAM timing which I relaxed as instructed.

These are the voltages that you asked:
- VTT CPU 1.256V
- DRAM Voltage 1.650V

Something weird happen though, with the first RAM stick that I've tried I couldn't get passed the windows login without a BSOD or instant reboot. Now I've changed that, the PC boots up just fine. Could all of these pbs be caused by one RAM?

If need be, I can run verifier again. But last time I tried it wouldn't pass the windows logo at all and ended up with an immediate BSOD.

Edit: BTW I tried the first stick in different slots, same result.

Edit 2: Had a BSOD again, MEMORY_MANAGEMENT, so now I am running with one RAM stick from my HTPC. Those are good, I am certain of it. Been using them for a year with no problem.

Ok, had a couple of BSODs again so it's definitely not the RAM. I received a warning from AIDA64 b4 the latest BSOD though, saying Warning: RAM 0.050V, whatever that means.

It's got to be the MB. I mean I've tested everything else, RAM, CPU (in safe mode, PRIME95 for 5 hours).

I'm ordering a new one see if the pb persists. If it does I'm gonna throw the damn thing out the window lol

yannickhk said:

Ok, had a couple of BSODs again so it's definitely not the RAM. I received a warning from AIDA64 b4 the latest BSOD though, saying Warning: RAM 0.050V, whatever that means.

It's got to be the MB. I mean I've tested everything else, RAM, CPU (in safe mode, PRIME95 for 5 hours).

I'm ordering a new one see if the pb persists. If it does I'm gonna throw the damn thing out the window lol

JMH (in post 2 ), Dave76 (in his most recent post) and I suggest you run driver verifier. Since you are convinced your ram is ok (and your not overclocking) chances are it is a driver. We wont know which till you run it.

Ok, but when I run verifier it doesn't get past the logon. So what should i do? The audio drivers make it crash.

Btw I've redownloaded memtest86 and it's working now. Running the 4th pass as i'm posting. No errors so far.

yannickhk said:

Ok, but when I run verifier it doesn't get past the logon. So what should i do? The audio drivers make it crash.

Btw I've redownloaded memtest86 and it's working now. Running the 4th pass as i'm posting. No errors so far.

Highly likely its not memory. It doesnt need to get past logon. Upload the dmps you have.

We cant do much for you with out data. JMH, Dave76, and I have asked you to run it and until you do we cant have a definitive answer.

We have asked before.

Ah ok, I didn't know that I could get dmp files like that. Running verifier as instructed in the previous post right now. How long should i let it run?

Refer Posts 23 & 25.

We ARE trying to help you get you this problem corrected...
Can you help us to help you?

yannickhk said:

Ah ok, I didn't know that I could get dmp files like that. Running verifier as instructed in the previous post right now. How long should i let it run?

Refer my Post 2.
All of the necessary instructions are there.

Reboot the system and wait for it to crash to the Blue Screen. Continue to use your system normally, and if you know what causes the crash, do that repeatedly. The objective here is to get the system to crash because Driver Verifier is stressing the drivers out. If it doesn't crash for you, then let it run for at least 36 hours of continuous operation (an estimate on my part).

Ok, it's crashed and the bsod indicated something about a driver being verified. I'll let it crash a few times so that you'll have more than 1 dmp file.

Edit: Apparently only one dmp got created. I am attaching the corresponding file.

Should I keep trying to get into normal mode? It crashes before login.