Random BSOD's by ntoskrnl.exe

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  1. Nikla
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    yep memory slot it is tried popping back the other module as well bam bsod after 4 minutes will try and fing a solution .. thx for all the help
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  3. x BlueRobot
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    How much RAM is supported per slot? You may need to get a new motherboard if you want to use all the slots.
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  4. Nikla
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    when i have the money i will get a new mobo because it only supports 4 gb dual channel 2gbx2 modules
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  6. x BlueRobot
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    Okay good idea :)
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