BSOD playing almost any video game Memory_management

x BlueRobot said:

Install the older version of the program, and then re-run the test again, and post back your results please.

Test each individual stick of RAM, if an error is found then test the same RAM stick in a different motherboard slot (repeat for every slot); if an error is found in every motherboard slot then the RAM stick is bad, however, if no errors are found with the other motherboard slot then the actual DIMM slot itself may be causing problems.

Part 3 of the Memtest86+ tutorial will help clarify what to do when errors are found:

RAM - Test with Memtest86+

He's running v 4.0a, it has problems with Sandy or Ivy bridge. The newer version 4.20 works well on them.