BSoD on windows startup, error memory_management

Hello and welcome gatuxoss mate sorry but I am not much good with dump files right now but if you are pointing the finger at the memory try this

MEMTEST

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.htmlthis one you will need to make a bootable disk set theBIOS to optical (or USB if preferred) boot the machine and let it run for at LEAST 8passes unless the errors come up straight away. Takes fair timeto complete and some leave it running overnight.

Ifthe errors come up quickly then you can stop it and you will have to test eachstick and maybe in each slot to sort the bad one out.
Just make sure it is 8 passes no less!! unless as stated the errors come up quickly. Typical error screen see pic (note early errors)

Ok mate by looking at that - the full screen would have been better - I takeit you had red error lines starting at pass #3? If so then the RAM has got tobe replaced and before you just stick any old thing in best research what wouldbe supported in that machine and also when buying it try getting a matched setor just one stick.

IE if you have 4GB in mind one stick or two sticks from the same batch -they are usually sold as pair so likely to come from the same production lineand as such more likely to be close in their specs. If you are looking at 8GBagain one stick or a two stick set or a four stick set - generally speaking theless the better.

PS Just pulled the board and it does support up to 16GB of RAM and up to 2200 Mhz speed
GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket 1155 - GA-B75M-D2V (rev. 1.0)

GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket 1155 - GA-B75M-D2V (rev. 1.0) < a list of the recommended brands of RAM

If you need good advice go here Welcome to the G.SKILL TECH FORUM and ask Tradesman he is really good at what would be best - that is not to say no one here could not advise you - just he deals wholly and souly with G Skill RAM