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The thread discusses a Windows 7 Ultimate x64 system experiencing BSODs after 20-30 minutes of use, with the user suspecting a possible hardware issue related to recent GPU installation. The original poster provides system specs and mentions that they have mixed RAM modules, which could be causing stability problems. Responders suggest checking RAM specifications and waiting for analysis of the minidump file to diagnose the issue further.
Rev0lver3

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Hello, I have a fresh install of Windows 7 Ultimate x64, but I had this problem before. Basically, after 20-30 minutes of playing, I get BSOD (minidump attached).

Specs:
MB: ASUS P5K SE/EPU
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600@ 2.40GHz
RAM: 6 Gb (2x A-data 2Gb and 2x Kingston 1Gb)
PSU: Corsair 650W (Don't remember the model, if asked, I will find out)
GPU: MSI 560Ti HAWX

The only new thing in my PC is the GPU, all other hardware is at least 5 years old. Can you help me? Thank you in advance.
 

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What is the exact make/model of your RAM...eg..same voltage, timings and bus speed. RAM being mix matched are known to cause BSOD's and since you say it was happening before, that's where I would start to look.

As for you dmp file, we'll have to wait until one of the BSOD analyst get a hold of this thread and can go through your dmp file.
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What is the exact make/model of your RAM...eg..same voltage, timings and bus speed. RAM being mix matched are known to cause BSOD's and since you say it was happening before, that's where I would start to look.

As for you dmp file, we'll have to wait until one of the BSOD analyst get a hold of this thread and can go through your dmp file.
 

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I have included an export file from RAMMon in my attached .zip, but besides that I have no knowledge of my RAM specs. Unfortunately I am not at home at the moment, so I cannot look.
 

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