Windows 7 Before I RMA wondering if anyone could look at my minidump files

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I'm completely frustrated with the constant memory BSOD's and can't seem to pinpoint the problem.

I've updated the bios, checked each stick of ram, reinstalled windows, checked the ram with software, checked my hard drives, checked to see if i had bent pins but I still get these BSOD memory crashes.

Before I updated the bios and reinstalled windows my ram wasn't showing up correctly in system. It would say i had 4 out 6 gigs of ram that were usuable. System now shows the ram correctly but while I was transferring a large amount of data the day i reinstalled windows 7 professional I come back and the computer has crashes and restarted. I don't know what else to do. I would appreciate any help.
 

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Solution
Took a look at the two dump files. Nothing frightening, one older driver that you should probably update from RealTek
Rt64win7.sys dated 2/26/2009
Should take whatever steps possible to normalize your memory settings. Unless CPUz is doing an incredibly bad job at identifying your memory, it should be using the timing for 666MHz (9,9,9,24) instead it's using 539.7 MHz (8,8,8,20), so;
Enter system BIOS an if available select
Load Optimized Defaults (yours maybe worded slightly differently something like Load Performance Defaults)
Alternately double check and make sure that settings related to your DRAM are reflecting "AUTO"
Also consider experimenting with the "XMP" (Intel speak for Extreme Memory Profile) on/off, enable/disabled and...
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This RAM may be incompattible with the motherboard. Read carefully all that the manufacturers say about your RAM and motherboard.
 
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Sir, have you looked at you motherboard's User Manual to see how to set the RAM settings?

Listen to what cybercore is suggesting, many times he has been proven to be correct. Plus he's a pretty decent helpful fellow.
 
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