Random BSODs, usually ntkrnlmp.exe

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  1. Arc
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    That is not any big issue. Some file blocks should be marked as free but that is not. But not to be worried cause ....
    Windows has made corrections to the file system.
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  3. ImJustSaiyan
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    The HDD passed the test and I got some more BSODs today as well. I suppose it's time to replace the motherboard.
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  4. Arc
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    Best of luck :)
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  6. ImJustSaiyan
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    We may have finally made some progress... it looks like you were right and the problem is actually the motherboard, but it's not necessarily a defective hardware. I changed the BIOS settings from "Normal" to "ASUS Optimal" and I'm almost a week without BSODs (they were occurring at least twice a day). As I remember messing with this thing before with no luck, let's wait a little bit more before marking it as solved. Thank you for the help so far.
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