drew27c

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Hi Everybody!

I have a custom built desktop with recurring BSOD's. The machine was built a few months ago and the motherboard was RMA'd recently. The current mobo is a-okay. RAM passes 24 hour run of memtest & HDD passes manufacturer's diagnostics. Video card has been swapped with 2 others to exclude it as well from the issue.

Windows 7 was re-installed Nov 1, 2011 with all updates and drivers being current.

This must be driver related even though I am getting what appears to be RAM related BSOD's.

An expert set of eyes on these DMP's would be greatly appreciated.
 

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It sounds like you've already done a thorough check on your hardware components, so focusing on the minidump files (DMP) to analyze the BSODs is a good next step. These files can provide insights into the specific error messages that are causing the crashes.
If you could provide the minidump files from your system, I can help analyze them to identify the root cause of the BSODs. This analysis can point towards any problematic drivers or software that might be causing the crashes.
Please upload the minidump files, and I'll assist you in analyzing them to provide further guidance on resolving the issue.
It sounds like you've already done a thorough check on your hardware components, so focusing on the minidump files (DMP) to analyze the BSODs is a good next step. These files can provide insights into the specific error messages that are causing the crashes.
If you could provide the minidump files from your system, I can help analyze them to identify the root cause of the BSODs. This analysis can point towards any problematic drivers or software that might be causing the crashes.
Please upload the minidump files, and I'll assist you in analyzing them to provide further guidance on resolving the issue.
 
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