BSOD multiple errors 116, 117

Thank you for the Speccy report.
Lots of information for you and us to look at.

***Check you voltages in your bios because Speccy is indicating low volts in the +5 and high volts in the +12.
It could be false readings by Speccy.

Motherboard
Manufacturer:
Alienware
Model:
07JNH0 (CPU 1)
Version:
00
Chipset Vendor:
Intel
Chipset Model:
Sandy Bridge-E
Chipset Revision:
07
Southbridge Vendor:
Intel
Southbridge Model:
X79
Southbridge Revision:
06
System Temperature:
42 °C
BIOS
Brand:
Alienware
Version:
A11
Date:
11/26/2013

Voltage
+3.3V:
3.312 V
CPU CORE:
1.376 V
VIN2:
2.304 V
VIN3:
1.294 V
+5V:
3.784 V
+12V:
15.752 V
VIN6:
3.344 V
VSB3V:
3.296 V
CMOS BATTERY:
3.328 V

This is why I don't understand why you had to remove memory to get your system to work.


alienware 07jnh0 (a00) mainboard specs

4 x 240-pin DDR3 DIMM slots Supports (Quad-Channel) DDR3 1866/1600/1333 MHz non-ECC, un-buffered memory – (Max 32GB)

Be sure and check your power supply voltages in the Bios.

Also, what brand is your power supply? It's not in your specs.

Look in BIOS for your Voltage. You need the values of your +12V, +5V and +3.3V. Speccy may have read them wrong, but it has your +12V at 15.72V, +5V at 3.7V. ATX standards are +/- 5% which means your +12V should be no more than 12.6V and your +5V no less than 4.75V. Your voltages according to Speccy are way out of specs. The BIOS is the most accurate reading of voltages.

You could show the voltages as suggested.

In your bios look in the Power section.