BSOD issues running WoW gotten worse.


  1. AbradolfLincler
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    BSOD issues running WoW gotten worse.


    At first it seemed my girlfriends computer would only BSOD when she was playing World of Warcraft, but after 3-4 times of her taking it to the staples where she purchased it, I've decided to just come here.

    She was going to buy a whole set of crap that I really don't think her computer needs/ wouldn't solve the issue. At this point I've tried everything I can think of but these crashes have become increasingly random and I'm beginning to suspect they actually have nothing to do with WoW, but since she plays it all the time it looks like the obvious culprit. I think it's a damned red herring! So now I come to actual experts in the hopes that you fine people could help. Hopefully I have correctly attached the files
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  3. Laith
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    Hello and welcome to Sevenforums!

    The problem is memory corruption, run MemTest86+.

    RAM - Test with Memtest86+
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  4. AbradolfLincler
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    Laith said:
    Hello and welcome to Sevenforums!

    The problem is memory corruption, run MemTest86+.

    RAM - Test with Memtest86+
    Now should this fix the issue or just diagnose it further? Evidently the techs already tried something like this(even though I'm gonna do it again anyway.)

    Edit: nvm I just clicked the link.She was planning on replacing/expanding the RAM anyway, so I suppose she should stay the course
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  6. Laith
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    Yup, but if she plans to stay with the RAM then run that. It's corruption in the RAM that is causing the BSOD.
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