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The thread discusses a recurring BSOD issue on a Windows 7 system, primarily involving memory management errors and possible hardware or driver problems. After initial troubleshooting—including running Memtest86 with no errors, updating drivers, adjusting BIOS, and monitoring temperatures—the user continues to experience BSODs, notably Memory Management errors, and reports issues like unexpected crashes and device freezes. The community suggests verifying driver sources, updating BIOS carefully, checking hardware stability, and ensuring proper dump file creation, with ongoing troubleshooting to identify if hardware faults or driver conflicts are causing the instability.
The thread discusses a recurring BSOD issue on a Windows 7 system, primarily involving memory management errors and possible hardware or driver problems. After initial troubleshooting—including running Memtest86 with no errors, updating drivers, adjusting BIOS, and monitoring temperatures—the user continues to experience BSODs, notably Memory Management errors, and reports issues like unexpected crashes and device freezes. The community suggests verifying driver sources, updating BIOS carefully, checking hardware stability, and ensuring proper dump file creation, with ongoing troubleshooting to identify if hardware faults or driver conflicts are causing the instability.
Aladin
Member
Currently, nothing is plugged into it other than the Power Supply. I have even checked the CPU. To be honest, I think the Motherboard is dead.
I didn't, because I, First, assumed it was working which it did. Second, It wasn't like I would get told more than I could notice. It worked just fine the whole while. One thing I noticed, though, Is that the Bios lagged the day it stopped working (The Arrow keys would not register as soon as I pressed them.)
I have the Number of the seller. I might call him later to see what he has to say.
I didn't, because I, First, assumed it was working which it did. Second, It wasn't like I would get told more than I could notice. It worked just fine the whole while. One thing I noticed, though, Is that the Bios lagged the day it stopped working (The Arrow keys would not register as soon as I pressed them.)
I have the Number of the seller. I might call him later to see what he has to say.
kemical
Essential Member
Good idea.
Have you tried using more than one stick again? Just for the hell of it really see if it will at least boot?
kemical
Essential Member
Well if the RAM slots are damaged or faulty then yes it's quite possible
Aladin
Member
Thank you. I first had planned to get a new LGA 775 Motherboard, But I was extremely conflicted as to whether or not acquire another Anonymous Motherboard that came with the brand "Esonic" which had almost no mention of it online. Ultimately, I made my decision to take the one I have now which won me over as soon as it was taken out of its box so that I could see it with its robust looking design and components, even though I had taken the availability of a webpage specifically for it for Granted in addition to not sensing any familiarity towards the Brand "Biostar". So far, I'm happy with my Purchase.
I'm posting any new dump files.
I'm posting any new dump files.
Aladin
Member
Sure. No problem.
Thank you for any Insight.
P.S. I have already started Isolating RAM Modules again. Both sticks are the same, thus the Dual Channel being enabled when combined. I have checked CPU-Z with both Sticks installed, and DRAM Configuration is the same when there is only one Stick installed.
Edit:
SPD is turned on, on the New Motherboard.
Thank you for any Insight.
P.S. I have already started Isolating RAM Modules again. Both sticks are the same, thus the Dual Channel being enabled when combined. I have checked CPU-Z with both Sticks installed, and DRAM Configuration is the same when there is only one Stick installed.
Edit:
SPD is turned on, on the New Motherboard.
nmsuk
Essential Member
Apart from checking a single stick in each memory slot overnight with memtest86 I'm not too sure what to suggest. Though the problem happening on a brand new board does seem to point at the memory itself being at fault. Is there anyway you could borrow a couple of sticks to test with?
Aladin
Member
I have a 1GB Stick of RAM. Before I purchased these, I had no problem with that. Currently, I'm Isolating the Sticks. If both of them ultimately end up to the same Error, I'm Reinstalling Windows.
Do you recommend increasing the Voltage ? The BSOD take nearly a day to occur most of the time. Should I set CAS Latency to 10 ?
Do you recommend increasing the Voltage ? The BSOD take nearly a day to occur most of the time. Should I set CAS Latency to 10 ?
kemical
Essential Member
Looks like i missed a few posts.... Sigh.
Can you post the above dump file again so at least i can look at it. Everytime i try to download it i get a malware error.
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