Frequent Daily BSODS. Multiple Errors. Please Help.

[tycischke]

Alright, I've done a fresh install of windows 7. Cleaned my hard drive beforehand.
I installed a few drivers I needed from here: Motherboards - P8P67 PRO (REV 3.1) - ASUS
I installed the AMD Omega 14.12 Catalyst Software Suite.
I installed Chrome.
And the only other thing I've downloaded is DisplayFusion for some dual monitor stuff.
I went to go download Skype, and just as I clicked the link to start the download I was hit with a BSOD. Good news is, that dump files are being created, so I took a dmLog and have attached it.

 

[tycischke]

With driver verifier on, I get a crash with the horizontal colored lines filling my screen like the picture I had posted before. There's been a few more crashes and I'm attaching another dmlog. To me it seems like the crashes are being caused by different things, the verifier seems like a graphics card issue, and the blue screens sound like memory or hard drive issues. Since there are so many different causes and messages, is it likely to be something like my Motherboard or my power supply? I really just want to isolate this problem so I can fix what's wrong.

 

[tycischke]

And the problems get worse. Now my computer will not boot. When I start it, all I get is a flashing underscore. This had happened before, but I could just restart and it would boot. It isn't loading the bios. There is also a red light on my motherboard that is staying light. I don't recall if it was like that before.

Edit: So I took out a stick of RAM, and it booted and is running now. I took the ram out, only plugged in the power supply and one monitor, it booted up fine. Then I plugged in all my usb's and ethernet, didnt boot. I then did a trial and error type thing, plugging in everything one by one and turning it on and off. And now it is booting fine with everything plugged in. Only one stick of RAM is in the computer right now though.

 

[Golden]

Run a minimum of 8 consecutive passes, preferably overnight, or until errors occur using MemTest86+.

Reference:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html