BSOD when using all memory-slots


  1. rOKZYE
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    BSOD when using all memory-slots


    Hello,

    my pc had a lot bluescreens (over 50 in 3 months). I checked the RAM with Memtest. Every module had over 15 passes and 0 errors, so i guess the ram itself is fine. BUT: i used the ram from my old pc, it's 2x 4GB -> no errors anymore (in 1,5 weeks test-time). But when i use my "new" ram which is 4x 4GB, i'll get the errors again i think. The thing is, my ram is on the compatibility list from the mainboard..

    Specs:

    CPU: Intel i5-4670k (4x 3.4 GHz)
    GPU: Gainward GTX770 2GB
    Mainboard: MSI MPOWER SP
    RAM: G.Skill Sniper 1600 MHz 16GB
    PSU: 750W XFX Pro Series Black Edition
    HDD: 2x 1 TB Seagate ST1000DM003
    SSD: Samsung 840 PRO 120GB
    CD/DVD: LG GH24NS95 DVD-RW

    Any ideas?

    Best regards,
    rOKZYE
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  3. rOKZYE
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    These are the last 3 errors. One of them caused by "bflwfx64.sys" -> Bigfoot Networkcard. But i don't even have one and i've no bigfoot drivers installed. Strange.

    /E: Any ideas?
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