Random BSOD: Faulty RAM, or just borked windows?

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  1. Spike
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    Windows 7 pro 64-bit, Windows 7 Home 64-bit
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    YoYo155 said:
    I'm not sure what you meant by balistic, whether it being good or bad .
    Now with the original modules, how are things going?
    Hehe.. it was NOT a good run..

    The original module seems to run just fine..
    So, it will be interesting to see what the vendor finds out.. will probably take at least a week before i hear from them.
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  3. YoYo155
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       New #22

    Thanks for clearing that up :) .
    Be sure to update whichever way things turn out to be.
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  4. Spike
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       New #23

    Just got a mail from the vendor:
    We're shipping you new chips.

    Defective chips..

    Thanks for all the help and feedback from this forum.
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  6. Golden
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  7. YoYo155
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       New #25

    Spike said:
    Just got a mail from the vendor:
    We're shipping you new chips.

    Defective chips..

    Thanks for all the help and feedback from this forum.
    Happy to hear that :) .
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