Constant BSOD's

Can we have your dumps please? [if possible]

Does it only happen when you multitask specifically? [as in is there any way you could remotely cause it to happen again?]

First thing I would try is running chkdsk /r.

Let me know!
 

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Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
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AMD Phenom II X6 1090T 3.2GHZ
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MSI 890FXA-GD70
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G.SKILL RipJaw 3x2GB DDR3-1066
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2x HIS Radeon HD 6850 1 GB
Sound Card
VIA 8-channel
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2x 20 inch Acer LCDs, 1x 32" Sony LCD TV
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4480x900
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1x Crucial 64GB SSD
3x 1TB HDDs (WD, Seagate, Hitatchi)
1x 500GB Seagate External
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Kingwin 1000W Modular
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Coolermaster HAF 932
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1x 120mm, 3x 200mm, CoolerMaster Hyper 212+
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Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 1000
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Ok, boss. Give Memtest86+ a run for up to 10 passes and see if it craps its pants or not. If it drops a dookie, I'd put the blame on your ram, if not, give chkdsk /r a whirl and see how it favors. If it passes, run Prime95 for a few rounds.

Let us know what you find!
 

My Computer

OS
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
CPU
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T 3.2GHZ
Motherboard
MSI 890FXA-GD70
Memory
G.SKILL RipJaw 3x2GB DDR3-1066
Graphics Card(s)
2x HIS Radeon HD 6850 1 GB
Sound Card
VIA 8-channel
Monitor(s) Displays
2x 20 inch Acer LCDs, 1x 32" Sony LCD TV
Screen Resolution
4480x900
Hard Drives
1x Crucial 64GB SSD
3x 1TB HDDs (WD, Seagate, Hitatchi)
1x 500GB Seagate External
PSU
Kingwin 1000W Modular
Case
Coolermaster HAF 932
Cooling
1x 120mm, 3x 200mm, CoolerMaster Hyper 212+
Keyboard
Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 1000
Mouse
Microsoft Wiresless Mouse 5000
Internet Speed
20mbps
Other Info
Samsung BD-ROM/DVD-RW
I ran Memtest86+ and Chkdsk, and everything seemed fine. However, as soon as I got to Prime95 and started it up, it crashed and I got another bluescreen saying "MEMORY_MANAGEMENT".

Which Prime95 test did you run?

If you ran the "blend" test, Prime95 will fill up your ram and toss numbers around inside it to random parts of each stick using the processor. If it plucks a bad string--so to speak--it'll crash.

If you did run the blend test, remove your ram stick and run it with one stick at a time until it crashes. On whatever stick it crashes on it's safe to say that stick has some issues and could serve a replacement.
 

My Computer

OS
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
CPU
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T 3.2GHZ
Motherboard
MSI 890FXA-GD70
Memory
G.SKILL RipJaw 3x2GB DDR3-1066
Graphics Card(s)
2x HIS Radeon HD 6850 1 GB
Sound Card
VIA 8-channel
Monitor(s) Displays
2x 20 inch Acer LCDs, 1x 32" Sony LCD TV
Screen Resolution
4480x900
Hard Drives
1x Crucial 64GB SSD
3x 1TB HDDs (WD, Seagate, Hitatchi)
1x 500GB Seagate External
PSU
Kingwin 1000W Modular
Case
Coolermaster HAF 932
Cooling
1x 120mm, 3x 200mm, CoolerMaster Hyper 212+
Keyboard
Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 1000
Mouse
Microsoft Wiresless Mouse 5000
Internet Speed
20mbps
Other Info
Samsung BD-ROM/DVD-RW
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