Windows 7 Bsd (#0000001A, #00000034, #00000050, #0000003B)

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grega66

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Here is the problem:
I get random BSDs (minidumps are attached). First i got BSD only after login, but now i get them also random.

Error codes:
#0000001A,
#00000034,
#00000050,
#0000003B

My configuration is:
- intel i7 920
- Asus P6T (latest bios)
- 3× 2gb corsair DDR3 (TR3X6G1600C8D)
- Sapphire Vapor X Ati Radeon 4890

I already:
- updated bios
- run memtest86+ for 22hours (17 passes)
- i also enable verifier.

Because i’m not so familiar with minidumps i will appreciate any help with resolving this problem!!

B]Minidumps:[/B]
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Thanks in advance,
Grega
 
Solution
Looks like an issue with your memory, so you may have your work cut out for you. Probably should at least check the BIOS settings and make sure that everything having to do with your memory settings is currently set to auto. Additionally you can also try to load
Setup Defaults
Performance Defaults
Optomized Defaults
to see if that helps at all, be aware that loading these settings may default your SATA controller back to "Native IDE" from "Raid" or "AHCI" so you want to take advanced notice of it's current setting before altering anything and make sure that it remains unchaged after you make any adjustments (or change that particular setting back to the way it was before).
Additionally you are probably going to need to run...
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Thats weird:
I ran my system at 100% (with Prime95) over 30 hours - no BSOD.

Now i rebooted and after 5 minutes i get same BSOD.

Don't know, what to do

Minidump:
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Memory_corruption again:

Code: 
033011-20295-01.dmp
BugCheck 1E, {ffffffffc0000005, fffff800030ff970, 0, ffffffffffffffff}
Probably caused by : memory_corruption ( nt!MiReplenishPageSlist+c0 )



cybercore said:
Memory must be:

a) supported by the motherboard
b) the sticks should be identical and set as specified by the RAM maker
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I it's me again with update.

I figured out:
- if I start computer i will get BSOD after X minutes (2 < X < 10)
- after few reboots (4 to 10) system gets stable
- i will not recieve any BSOD
- i ran 1 month test: I always puts system in sleep instead shutdown and it was OK. As soon i choose shutdown/restart i get BSOD.

Another thing:
- if I set XMP in bios system became unstable (no BSOD, but just screen freezes and computer needs hard reset).


I also make fresh copy of Win7 today (2 BSOD already recieved).

I also hope, that i will get some other sticks of RAM to tests. Which should i test? Also this Corsair i have are on compatibility list of my motherboard



EDIT: Added minidumps and motherbouard QVL list:
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