Bad pool header?

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  1. Arc
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       New #11

    Very nice!
    Let us know for any further BSOD.
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  3. zerowalker
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    Will do:)
    Will need to do the MemTest86+ however, but can't really afford that much time right now, but will do it when it's possible:)
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  4. Arc
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       New #13

    Let memtest86+ run overnight in that case. :)
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  6. zerowalker
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    Haha, i know, problem is that i mostly have other stuff going on then.
    But will do that when i got a spot;P!
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  7. Arc
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    Its OK. You may postpone the memtest86+ if the system is running stable after applying the first two. But if the computer faces a further BSOD, please put the priority to memtest86+.
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