BSODs, Have already RMA'd a few parts.

[ManOwar2]

lot have been said already.

However, just to make sure I got it correctly, all your drivers are up to date arnt they ? If not then this can be a source of the problem, specially if you have anything.


You should also try memtest as soon as possible. It is imperative that you eliminate the possibility of a ram related problem, either the ram socket or the ram itself.


Usually, most of BSOD are caused by bad memory. It could also be a compatibility issue between the ram and the Mobo.

 

[ipwnatlyfe]

I've ran multiple memory tests and passed all of them, yet everything seems to still be pointing towards memory. I do believe all my drivers are up to date. I suppose I can try each RAM slot individually like was suggested earlier but I haven't gotten to try that yet. I have already ran memory tests for days though.

 

[CarlTR6]

Magic Disk is a safe alternative to Daemon Tools. Jonathan is just looking at anything possible. And since the driver is slightly out of date, he thinks it is worth checking if that driver could be the cause. You can always reinstall it.

 

[ManOwar2]

I suggest you find a complete different kind of ram and try it, if you can. I would try go contact your ram manufacturer and confirm with them that your ram has been tested for your mobo.

If not, then it would definately be an option to think about : your problem could be a ram compability issue with the mobo.