New build memory_management BSOD (0x0000001a)

Thanks for the help

Sorry I did mean Verifier and I followed those steps you posted

Verifier caused the gdrv.sys (i think it was) bsod immediately after I entered my password on the login screen.

I turned off verifier in safe mode to remove easy tune 6.

I turned verifier back on to confirm the gdrv.sys bsod had gone, which it had, so I then with verifier still on attempted to use a few programs (paint.net, Vs2010) ran world of warcraft and just used the pc generally for probably about 2 hours with no further bsod's

so unfortunately I don't have any more dmps from when verifier was running

That's fine. You should disable Verifier for the time being. EasyTune6 can cause instability, so removing it was a good step. See if the system is now stable with the software removed and with Verifier disabled.

Thanks for all you help writhziden,

The system is stable for practically 99% of the time other than the first boot in the morning which is the only time it bsod's

I'm beginning to think this is something i'm going to have to live with for the time being since it is impossible to get consistent bsod's

this motherboard/Ram/Cpu combination was just intended as a start package to keep the initial PC cheap but usable and will be getting replaced soon hopefully with faster parts

Let us know if you get another crash in the morning.

Also, if you do, try applying more support to the RAM by upping the voltage and changing the command rate to 2/2T/2N (depends on the BIOS settings whether you have the 2 followed by the T or N). I am currently downloading your motherboard manual to give more accurate steps...

BIOS Setting changes:

Bump the VTT Voltage to 1.2 V (or as close as you can get).

Change the Command Rate to 2

Should I change the bios settings for tonight so that I can test it in the morning?

Since this morning (after all the verifier testing last night) I still got the bsod

I would recommend waiting until tomorrow to change settings if you have another crash.

This mornings may have been a false positive due to Verifier being enabled. What did the crash point to? Do you have a .dmp for it?

I disabled verifier last night so this mornings was an "as normal" boot

I didn't have much time this morning but the bsod was really vague I will have a check if it created a dmp when I get home although I doubt it did since the bsod did not mention the usual "dumping physical memory to disk"

Hi Layback Bear,

Thanks for the help, the motherboard I have only has 2 slots so thankfully I can't get it wrong :)

Alright, if the crash this morning was a normal crash with Verifier disabled, then make the BIOS changes tonight and see if the system still crashes tomorrow morning.