BOSD While Playing World of Warcraft ntoskrnl.exe

Arc said:

now i started test with 1 ram only(ram 1) in slot 0 ====> 7 passes no errors
then i removed the ram 1 and placed ram 2 in slot 0=====> 7 passes and no errors
then i removed ram 2 from slot 0 and placed it in slot 1===>2 passes and 1 error
then i stopped the test right after and removed ram 2 from slot 1 and placed ram 1 in slot 1===> 5 passes and first

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Yes, Slot 1. Then it is a motherboard issue. You need to replace the motherboard. As long as you are not replacing it, dont place a RAM in the slot 1.

From post #3, the Seagate 1 TB HDD is not in a healthy state. Test it using seatools for DOS.

SeaTools for DOS and Windows - How to Use

The DOS test is suggested, because it will attempt to recover the disc during the long generic DOS test. Take both the short generic test and the long generic test. Let us know that result too.

as i mentioned in post #5 i did both short and long test of my HDD with seatools and both passed,


just 1 question:
for some reasons i cant buy a new MB,just i want to know if i can use 1 of my rams on the working slot?(slot 0)?
or maybe sell both rams and buy 1x4gig ram and place it in working slot?
how much is the performance difference of 2x2gig ram in dual channel with 1x4gig ram?

sry for bothering and ty for replys.

Arc said:

You can use any RAM in the working slot. The existing one or the new one.

But you need to take care of the HDD. Its unhealthy ATM. Do the following at least, which will give you some more time with the HDD.

The caution indication can be converted to good using CrystalDiscInfo. Click on the caution Button, you will get another window ....

In the resulting window, there are three sliders in the left. Drag them to the ultimate left, and notice the values at the right side are converting to zeros.

Now click the apply button, and notice that the caution is gone.

ok,i followed your steps in crystaldiscinfo and the health status changed to green(good).

now i should start playing world of warcraft after all these steps and troubleshootings we have done and see if i still get a BSOD or not.if everything was ok after serveral days of playing,i will post the results back and mark the thread as solved.
btw i have to say thank u,you helped alot :)

hello again and sry for the delay on my post
i just sold my two rams and bought 4x1 gig ddr2 instead,and now no BSOD
as u said one of my ddr3 ram slots was damaged on MB and my MB doesnt support 1x4gig ddr3 1333 ram ,i was forced to use 2x2gig ddr3 1333 ram before and now 1 of slots damaged and i am forced to use 4 x 1gig ddr2 instead.
i should thank you for all your tips ARC
cheers,
AmirAli.