Oh you wrote 'Seatools' Henk... I misread and took it as chkdsk. Yes it is perhaps a good idea at some point but as you can see we kinda got the culprit. (hopefully)
Did you buy them as a kit? What i mean is RAM is usually sold in packs of 2 or 4 and are matched in the factory so don't be tempted to buy individual sticks.
Ok understood. You could always test the matched pairs individually meaning test the original pair together and then the newly bought pair or are you just gonna buy 4 new sticks?
Well, I bought the new pair a few months ago, and the BSOD started not so long after (I never had any BSOD before) so I'm pretty sure that it is coming from these 2 sticks, so I'm just going to buy a new pair.
Thanks for all your help ! I don't think that I'll have the time to change the pair any soon, but I'll let you know how it went and if the BSOD stopped.
Your welcome and hope all goes well with the new hardware. I wouldn't leave the faulty RAM installed tho as you don't really want to be blue screening.