Windows 7 BSoDs & Reboots

Sumatran · Jun 26, 2011

Hey, i've been having this problem for about 1 year or something, i've formatted like twice and the problem disappears for about 1-2 months and then it comes back. I'm fed up with this.. i can't play any games and sometimes i get bluescreens from youtube videos. I've updated the drivers for my Radeon 5770 and just recently (2-4 days ago) updated my audio drivers which seemed to cause one BSoD. Anyway, here are the dumps.

nmsuk · Jul 25, 2011

I've checked your .dmp file, your suffering from memory corruption. You ran multiple runs of memtest and they passed so, could you supply the memory timings from cpu-z. Each tab please. Post the images of cpu-z as attachments and I'll look through them for you. I'd also check to see if there's a bios update for your motherboard, which could also help in solving your problem.

I noticed you said if you bumped your computer it freezes. Check all the internal connection and double check they're secure.

Sumatran · Aug 9, 2011

Hi again, i got to that menu and i think i got the settings right, but it seems to crash anyway but not showing me bluescreens.
And after it rebooted (by itself) no USB device worked, which is weird... so i had to unplug the computer and plug it in again to get them to work.
Something is seriously wrong with this computer.

9-9-9-24-6-41-12-6 are the settings that i get in the first formation there...

I reset them to default again, it seems like the memory speed and mem volts that are the ones freezing my computer.

Adding the most recent minidump before changing speeds.

Sumatran · Aug 12, 2011

Here's another BSoD

Sumatran · Aug 17, 2011

Right, so i've got another BSoD which is annoying.

I've removed one of the memory sticks and the computer actually worked for 5 days in a row,
until i decided to let it rest so i shut it down, the next morning i turned it on and after 5 minutes of browsing i got a BSoD.
Now is there anyone that can tell me what the **** is going on?! this is getting really frustrating.

I gotta ask.. is my memory sticks compatible with my motherboard? i mean.. why is it showing wrong frequencies and voltage
and when i change for higher frequency and voltage that is supposed to be correct, the computer freezes?
Oh and by the way i could only increase the voltage by .02 increments which means that i can't reach 1.65V

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